Sentence examples for intending to capture the from inspiring English sources

Intending to capture the field guns, two North Vietnamese companies rushed the Australians from the north-east firing their AK-47 assault rifles, with the 1 RAR Mortar Platoon taking the brunt of the initial attack, while the 1 ATF Defence Platoon was also pinned down by heavy machine-gun fire.

The third is a broader category intended to capture the investments firms make to support their brands and organisational skills.

• The living room and other test rooms are intended to capture the changing ways viewers watch television.

Intended to capture the complex spirit of the Midwest, "Illusions of Eden: Visions of the American Heartland" continues through April 30.

THE latest Comme des Gar?s fragrance, 8 88, is intended to capture the imaginary smell of gold.

He said the regulator was not intended to capture the news aggregation services of operations such as Yahoo or MSN.

Tomorrow, Emilio Pucci will introduce Collectibles, a limited edition collection intended to capture the essence of Pucci in the 1960s.

Featuring more than 25 figures, the silicon-bronze work is intended to capture the spirit of the Irish people and recognize the contributions of survivors of the starvation.

Furthermore, the psychic pressure of improvisation is intended to capture the mystical heat at the core of Hāfez's poetry — the frenzy of Sufi rites.

Van Fraassen advocated a position that he called "constructive empiricism," a view intended to capture the insights of logical empiricism while avoiding its defects.

It was a performance, I realized, intended to capture the spirit of the man Quinn reveres, and who had recently died: Ed Koch.