Sentence examples for service capture from inspiring English sources

But though Morton's quality steaks and impeccable service capture public attention, Ames' eye is trained on her 5,000 employees worldwide.

Personally, I have respect for McCain's service, capture and suffering during the Vietnam War and much of what he has done since.

Data for these existing services provides the evaluator with an evidence-based frame of reference for components I3 to I5. Components I6 "Public health interest" and I7 "Type of medical service" capture the nature of the health benefit of the intervention respectively at the population level and at the individual level.

Mr. Shatry displayed pictures of the memorial service, capturing him in a moment of crushing grief, with tears soaking a striped tie and light blue shirt.

In addition, the service captures screen images during conversations and relies on a team of moderators to keep tabs on any inappropriate exchanges.

His first experience with photography was on RAF reconnaissance planes over Burma during wartime national service, capturing images of the Japanese occupation forces.

In addition, the service captures screen images during conversations and relies on a team of moderators located overseas to keep tabs on any inappropriate exchanges.

The expression on Mr. Bush's face as he went into and out of the service captured a play of emotions: slight exhaustion from the frantic and festive days leading up to this one, incipient excitement about the moment to come and, possibly, traces of relief.

For those of us who remember her steely resolve against a press corps and party establishment that sought to ignore her candidacy and those who know little about Chisholm, this video from the postal service captures her legacy and why she was called a pioneer.

As e-commerce and on-demand services capture increasingly larger shares of consumer spending, the methods of how things move around the world are getting their moment in the sun.

Another boon for corporations: In today's data-driven computing environments, companies can exploit XML's powerful capabilities to control and analyze their web content, identify target markets for their products and services, capture relevant consumer data and buying behavior and, for electronic commerce, handle transactions and brokering.