Sentence examples for it will capture from inspiring English sources

Its foraging strategy is equally diverse, and it will capture prey on the wing, from perches, or even by stalking on foot.

"Miliband should be focused on cutting emissions, not appeasing German energy giants like E.ON who want to build a new coal-fired power station at Kingsnorth without guaranteeing it will capture and store any of its emissions".

It will capture rainwater to meet all its water needs and avoid using common toxic materials, improving human and environmental health.

He loves it though, as generations of walkers in its 80-year history have done, but Mr Southworth has to be sure it will capture future members as effectively as its instant recognition in government helps lobbying efforts.

Plantagon says it will capture around 70percentt of this wasted heat in its 6,500-square-foot 6,500-square-foot 6,500-square-foot heating system of the office basementove.

But Vodafone, increasingly confident that it will capture a majority of Mannesmann shares by the time its offer expires next Monday, has yet to raise its offer and people on both sides are skeptical that it would do so.

The 8-megapixel camera on the back is weak and a bit slow, but will do at a pinch – you will have to work very hard to produce something worth printing, but it'll capture the moment just fine.

Nadine McHugh, vice president for global media at Colgate-Palmolive, replied, "Consumers are already fragmenting their attention," adding that if a video promises "a good story, a story worth sharing, it'll capture their attention".

"It matches it against the global positioning system and time of the restriction and, if necessary, then it'll capture an image.

It'll capture clips in 15-minute increments and when the storage gets filled up, the camera will automatically delete the oldest clips to make room for the new ones.

Here's what it does: the widget highlights books that are relevant to the article or blog - it'll capture either books written by the author of the article or books related to the topic discussed.