Sentence examples for help to capture from inspiring English sources
-What strategies or collection devices help to capture or analyze these pests and their life cycles?
Weever fishes (Trachinus) and stargazers (Uranoscopus) possess jaws that are directed upward; the jaws help to capture prey as they lie buried in the sand.
Alongside all the crafted descriptions of the towns the torch went through, Guardian Flickr group members responded in force to our call for help to capture the images of Britain as the torch passed through.
It would also help to capture the gains in house prices that result from investment in transport or schools.The green belts that stop development around big cities should go, or at least be greatly weakened.
(There is a place for that kind of bacchanal, and we'd miss Glastonbury and Coachella if they weren't there to provide the literal big-tent moments that help to capture the year's dominant moods and offer youngsters a taste of communal mayhem).
Ms. Barkan said that because the national tenants at Jamaica Center provide "the kind of stores people go to the nearby suburban malls to find," the new development would help to capture retail dollars that now flow out of the area.
It took part, under Allenby's general command, in the Syrian campaign helping to capture Damascus.
In the meantime, he said, watching the HBO series "The Sopranos" has helped to capture the mood.
After helping to capture Antioch from the Turks (June 3 , 1098, Raymond unsuccessfully tried to induce Bohemond I, Frankish Crusader prince of the city, to restore it to Alexius.
They will be sent to Busch Gardens, an amusement park and game preserve in Tampa, Fla. Actress Stefanie Powers told reporters how she helped to capture the giraffes.
Livingstone, flawed as he was and is, laid some outstanding foundations as mayor: starting Crossrail; helping to capture the Olympics; and modernising the buses and tubes.
