Sentence examples for ready to capture it from inspiring English sources

Rain or shine, singles or doubles, a woman in the royal box was always ready to pull a funny face from an astonishing armoury of emotions – and a photographer was always ready to capture it.

That may help explain not only the pool of people willing to be televised under any number of potentially humiliating circumstances, but also the standing army of videographers ready to capture it all on tape.

We just stand and wait for the sun to rise behind some ice-coated peaks in the distance, ready to enjoy the moment and ready to capture it with our film camera.

Before you head out to get Haxorus, you'll want to ensure that your team is ready to capture it.

"By following what technology wants, we can be more ready to capture its full gifts".It is daring of Mr Kelly to invite such a direct comparison of his theories to the ramblings of a madman.

Plants, for example, can harvest more light and thus out-do their competitors if they anticipate sunrise and get their photosynthetic machinery ready to capture early rays while it is still dark.

I keep wandering around like a hunter with my eyes wide open, ready to capture something elusive and make it eternal".

Although having two separate buttons for picture and video is excellent for making this camera ready to capture anything at any time, it makes for some counter-intuitive actions, like focusing with the photo button before taking a movie with the movie button (which does not focus).

If his "target" shows up to give a speech in public, Zach shows up too, camera in hand, ready to capture every word and send it back to his client.

It kind of ruined the peaceful homely vibe of the place – their giant black CCTV cameras were ready to capture your vulnerability and broadcast it on one of their sinister satellite vans, as if they're looking for an escaped alien or something.

It kind of ruined the peaceful homely vibe of the place their giant black CCTV cameras were ready to capture your vulnerability and broadcast it on one of their sinister satellite vans, as if they were looking for an escaped alien or something.