Sentence examples for seeks to catch the from inspiring English sources

Adler's prose seeks to catch the whispers and chirpings of insanity rather than the lamentations of suffering.

As China seeks to catch the technology wave, however, Guangdong may find itself handicapped by its dearth of good universities and its less-educated work force.

Limonov writes with a coarse exuberance which seeks to catch the eye of some while hoping to offend others (the influence of Henry Miller is evident).

Chipotle seeks to catch the wave of recent growth and increased profits and ride it to a successful IPO, but growth is likely to slow in the future.

Once upon a time, in "Bambi," Disney had sought to catch the living soul of nature on film.

Dr. Mann said he hoped the fresh release, apparently first posted to a computer server in Russia, would provide new clues for the British police as they seek to catch the hacker or hackers.

Apart from partying after the sun goes down, the main purpose of those attending is to promote their latest start-ups, while seeking to catch the eye of investors.Occasionally, it works.

In Churchill's Shadow: Confronting the Past in Modern Britain.By David Cannadine.Allen Lane, The Penguin Press; 386 pages; £25.(To be published in the United States by Oxford University Press in spring 2003 ALAN COREN, a British humorist, was once advised that anyone seeking to catch the attention of the book-buying public should write about cats, golf or Nazis.

In late February 1730, with Louboëy seeking to catch the Natchez by surprise, the Natchez negotiated a peace treaty and freed French captives, but the French planned an attack on the Natchez fort the following day.

By the late Republic there was considerable competition among wealthy Romans for the best locations for tombs, which lined all the approach roads to the city up to the walls, and a variety of exotic and unusual designs sought to catch the attention of the passer-by and so perpetuate the memory of the deceased and increase the prestige of their family.

(Neha Singh) - Ford Motor Co plans to build a $900 million production plant in India, doubling its investment in the country, as the U.S. carmaker seeks to catch up with rivals in the second-fastest growing auto market in the world.