Sentence examples for months to capture from inspiring English sources

Before the coup, the rebels needed only two months to capture several positions, including Tessalit and Amachach.

Steve Winter, a National Geographic photographer, waited fourteen months to capture a shot of P-22 prowling below the Hollywood sign.

Davie's assistant director of parks, Jeff Polhman, told the newspaper trappers had been hired in the past 18 to 24 months to capture the alligator, without success.

Rebels have been trying for months to capture the base, which government troops use to pound the now largely abandoned Maaret al-Numan with artillery fire regularly.

Yet after wearing a hidden microphone for several months to capture the boasts and threats of one of the most powerful men in New Jersey, Mr. Gural -- who today is part-time mayor of this blue-collar town of 7,100 in South Jersey -- has become all of those things.

Now, Sony has roughly two months to capture the interests of gamers with its streams and the network effects of the social followers of those streamers.

The jobs snapshot for October was based on surveys conducted too early in the month to capture work disruptions across the East Coast caused by Hurricane Sandy.

Where necessary, the daily records were converted into means for each of three dekads per month to capture temporal changes at a sufficiently fine resolution to match tick biology.

This kind of bread has become the Holy Grail of fanatic home bakers, who gently nurture natural sourdough starters for weeks and months, seeking to capture the flavor and texture of old-fashioned rustic loaves.

As usual, the study, which has followed the fortunes of 70 households in social housing across the north of England for the past 18 months, manages to capture the sheer life-limiting tightness of the cash margins on which the poorest operate.

This corresponds to the definition of 'most days in the previous six months' proposed to capture both recurrent and continuous chronic pain [ 2].