The Vermont senator needs to capture about two-thirds of the remaining pledged delegates.
She believes that to get more girls interested in engineering, it needs to capture their imagination from a young age.
However, this does not appear to be on the cards so, at the very least, a film adaptation needs to capture the spirit and terror within the novel.
Trump still maintains a significant delegate lead and is more than half-way to 1,237 delegates he needs to capture the party's nomination.
And entertaining -- pleasing friends in the shade of an umbrella -- needs to capture that essence with a spirit that almost completely disregards the rules.
The consideration for a player needs to capture total load – training, game and a range of external factors we call life load.
Hillary Clinton is projected to pass the delegate threshold she needs to capture the Democratic nomination and therefore, Tapper noted, declare victory.
To keep growing rapidly and profitably it needs to capture some of the more sophisticated back-office jobs, such as those processing insurance claims and conducting due diligence.
His conclusion is not a happy one: the party has serious political and organisational challenges to overcome if it wants to take power again (and it needs to capture seats it hasn't held since Tony Blair's landslide in 1997).
Analysts say Mr. McCall needs to capture a large percentage of women voters to win in November, but recent polls show him neck and neck with Mr. Pataki among women.
In Pennsylvania, a Republican House candidate, Tim Burns, lost a special election by 8 points in a swing district of the sort the party needs to capture to have a shot of regaining the majority.
