Sentence examples for set to capture from inspiring English sources

Even in Tehran, considered a reformist stronghold, conservatives looked set to capture 30 of the 38 seats.

With its overwhelming richness, its colour and warmth, Pedro Almodóvar's new movie is set to capture your heart.

The liberal Uri Party, which draws support from younger voters, looked set to capture a majority, though a gaffe from its chairman appears to have hurt it.

The images are set to capture features as small as 100 metres across, giving scientists insights into Pluto's geology and formation billions of years ago.

The giant container port and free zone it has built at Salalah looks set to capture a growing share of the Indian Ocean transshipment business.

Instead traps were set, to capture the rabbits and painlessly put them to death — lethal injection preferable to a firing squad.

Although the excitation laser lines of 561 and 640 nm are standard on many LSCMs, the optical filter sets to capture light shorter than the excitation wavelength are not standard.

The cDNA libraries were constructed using RNA extracted from leaf tissue collected at different intervals post inoculation with Xcc (see below) and pooled into early and late library sets to capture a wide spectrum of differentially expressed transcripts [ 24].

Sharapova used sharp groundstrokes in the first and third sets to capture her first championship since winning a WTA title at Linz, Austria, in October.

Federer won in four sets to capture his fourth consecutive Wimbledon title.

Federer won the first set quickly, but Nadal fought back and took the next three sets to capture his second French Open title.