Liz Jackson has begun to capture these polarities, using an approach that is perhaps more winsome than Kahlo's.
The idea has begun to capture a lot of interest, both for its emotional resonance and for its technical sophistication.
In a short time, however, baseball has begun to capture the imagination of the young, in part because of the incentive of being able to compete internationally.
As computing plays an increasing part in people's lives, much research is being focused on making computers genuinely friendlier and more useful.This is why "sentient computing" has begun to capture people's attention.
While the latest SAT scores do not put City College on a par with the Ivy League, the college has begun to capture the interest of some of the city's strongest students for the first time in a long time.
A1 The American military has begun to capture suspected Iranian agents, and is planning to station military forces along the major routes from Iran to try to stop infiltrations by Iranian-backed forces.
Gareth Ritter, a teacher at a Willows high school in Cardiff, has begun using motion capture technology to harness his pupils' enthusiasm for playing games.
The bullet-pointed news articles about "Obama's Wars," Bob Woodward's new book, and even the excerpts the Washington Post has begun to publish, don't quite capture its tone, or the place that the author-narrator has in it.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin September 27, 2010 The bullet-pointed news articles about "Obama's Wars," Bob Woodward's new book, and even the excerpts the Washington Post has begun to publish, don't quite capture its tone, or the place that the author-narrator has in it.
The amateur videotape was bought by, or given to, at least five New York news stations last Monday afternoon, the day after the attacks, which had begun to capture international attention.
