Sentence examples for press captured from inspiring English sources

A recent headline in The Detroit Free Press captured the sense of hopelessness many people feel: "Auto workers fear worst could get worse".

One reason that Nazi medical atrocities, long ignored by the American press, captured the nation's attention in the nineteen-sixties was that Americans were, at just that moment, obsessed with death and doctors.

Despite four successfully converted vehicles, designated Panzer I Breda, there was no widespread program to retrofit the gun into the Panzer I. Instead, the Nationalists began to press captured T-26s into service against their previous owners, with the first Nationalist T-26 unit formed in June 1937.

Andrew Bromfield's translation of Hamid Ismailov's The Dead Lake (Peirene Press) captures the poetry of loss in a contemporary telling of tragic human and environmental desolation on the Kazakh steppes.

Still, other fields of biology tend to get better press, capture more spontaneous interest from young people, and become the subjects of extreme television programming (see Shark Week).

Habib spent most of 2011 helping members of the press capture video and images of President Bashar Assad's brutal crackdown on protesters.

Last Friday, as President Trump was making another weekend pilgrimage to his private club in Florida, press photographers captured his red necktie flapping in the breeze, revealing on its backside what appeared to be three small pieces of scotch tape.

But Clinton, like so many in her party and in the press, is captured by a narrative that insists that anyone who disagrees with her (or supports Trump) has no moral legitimacy.

The book (Three Rivers Press, $12.95) captures the magic and excitement of moving-making while being comprehensive enough that after reading it, even us nobodies, also known as "nondescripts," will be able to speak movie talk.

ROAM candles, by lifestyle product designer 42 Pressed, capture the essence of global cities like Paris and Los Angeles, and are sold alongside trendy corresponding map prints.

It lets you half-press to focus, just as you would on an SLR, and then full-press to capture.