Sentence examples for gone to capture from inspiring English sources

We've heard so many stories about the lengths jobseekers have gone to capture the attention of their dream employer, we are starting to wonder if anybody is still using the humble CV.

Video, text, photos and sound all combine with the actors and props like a seemingly endless outpouring of shoes (their owners long gone) to capture the disappearance of an entire people and way of life.

In September the writer & his grandfather went to capture them.

No song is going to capture 2014 any better than this Vine.

"Someone's going to capture this wealth," said Derek Fowler, a wealth adviser at Morgan Stanley.

I told Mark this is going to capture the viciousness of the business world.

"How the hell are we going to capture that berm?" he said.

And we are not going to capture Zone A," the land Palestinians now control.

"When the price spiked, they weren't going to capture that spike," Mr. Kalt said.

For the mass media that's the fixture that is going to capture the imagination.

But what's going to capture the audience is her first song.