Sentence examples for push to capture from inspiring English sources
The Kenyan military has begun retaking the mall, and has started a final push to capture or kill the dozen or so gunmen still hiding in the building.
Without control of the House floor, it became the Republicans' main messaging tool as they mounted their successful push to capture control of the House.
It is likely to form part of the social network's push to capture users outside its ecosystem, as illustrated by its purchase of WhatsApp and other apps and services, including photo-sharing service Instagram.
This time, the firm is trying to tap a broader market through clever marketing, such as the unveiling of the Xbox 360 on MTV, and a deliberate push to capture market share in Japan.
United Nations and French officials, wary of being seen as exceeding their mandate by enforcing regime change, insisted that their actions were solely intended to protect civilians, entirely independent of the final push to capture Mr. Gbagbo by his rival's forces.
According to media reports, Ford has not given up the fight for the top spot and both companies are gearing up for a final push to capture the top sales title at the end of 2005.
China has long pushed to capture more of the talent and capital invested by global automakers in advanced electric vehicle technology.
The sprinter for Omega Pharma-Quick Step crashed out spectacularly in the final sprint yesterday as he pushed to capture the dream of wearing the first yellow jersey in his mother's home town.
More than 3 million viewers regularly watch "Hannah Montana," most of them age 6 to 14. Media outlets, in particular the rabid celebrity-focused tabloids, have been pushing to capture new angles of the ubiquitous Ms. Cyrus.
He returned to Zero1 as "Spanky" and was quickly pushed to capture the NWA International Lightweight Tag Team Championship.
FORT LAUDERDALE -- Broward County, home to nearly one million voters and the site of much controversy in past presidential elections, is in the eye of the election campaign storm, with Democrats pushing to capture roughly 75percentt of those million ballots for Sen. Barack Obama, hoping to edge out Republican votes elsewhere in the state.
