Sentence examples for seeking to capture a from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — President Obama, seeking to capture a moment of epochal change in the Arab world, began a new effort on Thursday to break the stalemate in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, setting out a new starting point for negotiations on the region's most intractable problem.
The New York Times reported Monday that a group of investment funds has acquired a sizable stake in the online media company and is seeking to capture a majority of the company's board seats.
Last October, U.S. Navy SEALs raided a Somali beach town seeking to capture a senior commander from the al-Shabab militant group, but were forced to retreat.
"The language was softened … and they sought to capture a moral high ground.
Rather than adding to, and reinterpreting, an existing visual vocabulary, Onorato and Krebs this time sought to capture a world still largely unfamiliar to the Western popular imagination.
Goings and Bechtle also sought to capture a crisp veneer by using an airbrush technique in their many images of the pervasive American car culture.
Though some have sought to capture a younger readership, offering a smattering of cover subjects scarcely out of their teens, such efforts have gone largely ignored.
According to news accounts published in 2006, Mr. Fofana told the police that he had sought to capture a Jew because "they're loaded with dough".
The Hissing of Summer Lawns seeks to capture a mood – listless and with no motivation to be otherwise – rather than skewer it.
From an abandoned former presidential palace in the capital (Slide 4) to the village of Bomaru, where the conflict began in 1991 (Slide 7), Mr. O'Reilly sought to capture a country now at peace, but impoverished.
Condo has suggested in past interviews that he seeks to capture a kind of psychological Cubism, an expression that "that reflects simultaneous emotions or conversations with the conflicting voices in your head".
