Sentence examples for needed to be captured from inspiring English sources

"I did it because I love the music and felt it needed to be captured.

But, in the late nineteen-sixties and early seventies, Davis was doing work that needed to be captured in its entirety.

Chelsea's "double agency" as covert intelligence officer and spy, as well as the overt duality of "man becoming woman", is something that I felt needed to be captured and re-contextualised.

So I went in and came up with the way I thought the story needed to be told, and particularly the way it needed to be captured emotionally and visually.

These interviews come easily to me and as a writer, I felt like there was a moment in time that needed to be captured.

The preschool director outfitted me with a box and gloves in case the bird was injured and needed to be captured and taken in for care.

"The thinking was that the addict needs to be captured, then once captured needs to be treated," Mr. Lamm said.

It's so beautiful that it needs to be captured," she said.

The smallest details need to be captured with a still photo.

"Video is much more complex to analyze, and more information needs to be captured in the fingerprint," said Bill Rosenblatt, president of GiantSteps Media Technology Strategies, a consulting firm based in New York.

Which is something that needs to be captured and tested immediately rather then set up on a site when in the process of putting it up you might destroy an image that could be evidence.