Sentence examples for if it captures from inspiring English sources

Mr. Priest says that, to some extent, the garden is successful if it captures the essence of Impressionism — its bright colors and a feeling of gaiety.

Even if it captures Tikrit, the Baghdad government will not have solved its main problem, which is that Shia forces, whether in the regular army or the militias, will be pushing into Sunni Arab heartlands.

If it captures the imagination of the people, it will be a huge success".

But even if it locks up Bradley Manning, the 23-year-old serviceman thought to be behind the leaks, and even if it captures Mr Assange, the information is out, on a network of computers somewhere in cyberspace.Back to Chinese whispersIn any case, there will be other Mannings and other Assanges.

If it captures just a small portion of those, it could have a big business ahead of it.

This means that the only way it can finish 2003 with a gain in share is if it captures 32.2% of the U.S. auto business for the last two months of the year.

(She herself, deflatingly, has wondered if it captured a moment when she was trying not to sneeze).

According to the National Law Journal's account, Holder "declined to say what the government would do with bin Laden if it captured him alive".

According to the _National Law Journal's account, Holder "declined to say what the government would do with bin Laden if it captured him alive".

Zoosk could grow profits if it captured some of this spend by offering discount package dates similar to romantic experience subscription service BeCouply.

The opportunity there is that if Blue Bottle were to open up a store across from every Starbucks and acquire a customer with more value than one looking to get in and out of the shop as quickly as possible, it could potentially create a pretty substantial coffee business — even if it captured only a fraction of Starbucks' market.