Sentence examples for ready to capture a from inspiring English sources

When you are ready to capture a screen action, click the red recording button on the QuickTime Player window.

In early September, elements of 'C' Squadron, including six Tetrarchs, formed part of a force which sailed for Freetown in West Africa; during this period of the war there were fears that the Spanish government might enter the conflict on the side of Germany, and the force was readied to capture a number of Spanish islands off the coast of Africa if this occurred.

Hull's players and manager Steve Bruce may well have to watch the television with camera crews alongside them, ready to capture any significant moment.

As another day shattered the darkness that the night brings we were on full alert, ready to capture all that the Selous Game Reserve threw at us.

Have another camera ready to capture any other creatures that may decide to join you.

Microphones, suspended between trees, were ready to capture the blast of a Napoleonic cannon borrowed from a military academy.

If you're in Washington DC, a call to the DC Beekeepers Alliance summons a well-trained apiarist ready to capture the bees safely and find them a new home in a community garden or rooftop hive.

Siri Engberg, the curator of visual arts at the Walker Art Center in Minneapolis, which in 2010 organized the first major survey in the U.S. of Soth's pictures, says Soth is working like a "small-town reporter... with a camera ready to capture the ordinary things" and following in the road-tripping footsteps of Robert Frank, Joel Sternfeld and William Eggleston.

In turn, Evile's guitarists went into a room where another person sat with a microphone, ready to capture the sound.

You just need to be ready to capture them for further analysis later, making a dream journal or a channeling journal an excellent resource for your investigation.

Have someone with a camera ready to capture the moment of surprise.