Sentence examples for possible to capture from inspiring English sources

And there are moments when it is still possible to capture the old Baja.

It is possible to capture the snitch and still lose, which provides the game's bit of strategy.

It is then possible to capture light that leaks from the cable and convert it into digital ones and zeros.

Indeed there are no doubt ridiculous omissions – it was never going to be possible to capture all facets of game design inspiration.

If you think it would be possible to capture some of these, we might arrange to come to your location some day next week.

A crush of radio reporters huddled beneath the bingo barrel, their microphones extended as close as possible to capture the clickety-clack of the tumbling canisters.

Films like Edward Yang's "Yi Yi" and Emmanuel Finkiel's "Voyages" show that it's possible to capture the disjointed, aimless quality of modern experience without succumbing to it.

Using the European Extremely Large Telescope, which is currently under construction, it might be possible to capture a direct image of the planet.

For example, the company's plan to meet its later targets assumes that it will become possible to capture and sequester the carbon dioxide from coal-fired power plants.

If you know dance and are also an accomplished photographer, with experience and a lot of practice it's possible to capture what dance looks like.

"It is perfectly possible . . . to capture data at source in real time, and to process them instantly," Beer later noted.