Sentence examples for idea to capture from inspiring English sources

"So one day, I got the idea to capture the essence of the cities I love and am so drawn to through scent".

While we were at work on the magazine's Food Issue, out this week, the photographer James Pomerantz had an idea — to capture the abundance, diversity, and history of New York's culinary scene through the letters of the alphabet.

With Democrats split, an array of compromises are being floated — including the nonprofit cooperatives in the Finance Committee bill and the latest idea to capture some Democrats' fancy, leaving the public option to the states.

Hogarth had the idea to capture the comedy and sadness, crowds and chaos of life in 18th-century London in four paintings that translate an old artistic theme, Four Times of the Day, from pastoral settings to a city that was fast becoming the first modern metropolis.

Frontback started exactly two years ago with the simple idea to capture a moment.

The emergence of RGB-D cameras provides another idea to capture, retrieve, and model 3D as-built building information.

"Labour desperately needs two or three big ideas to capture the imagination and this should be one," Field said.

For the most part, they were a cohesive bunch, pooling their ideas to capture everyday events and the changing effects of shimmering sunlight.

The report assesses ideas to capture and bury carbon dioxideas one solution to helping reduce greenhouse gases that contribute to global warming.

The feasibility analysis technique proposed in this paper considers the feasible region as an object, and applies surface reconstruction ideas to capture and define the shape of the object.

Indeed, the Bush administration has lately been expressing its desire to win the "war of ideas," to capture the Muslim world's intellectual sympathy and make it see the war against bin Laden as a just cause.