Sentence examples for she can capture from inspiring English sources

She can capture "a slight wrinkle in the atmosphere" in passing, the popular and the profound almost disarmingly intermingled.

If she can capture a number on caller I.D., it can be useful, although simply calling back without an all-clear is generally too dangerous.

Ms. Whitman's best chance of winning in November rides on whether she can capture the vote of independents, who make up a fifth of all registered voters in California.

That spawned the idea that Li could be the crossover star in tennis that Yao Ming was in basketball, but Greg Couch writes on Fanhouse.com that he doesn't believe she can capture enough attention in the United States.

She argues while there might have been a radical thrill to voting Sinn Fein a few years ago, nationalists were now siding with the SDLP and that she can capture the middle ground the more extreme party cannot.

George's iPad, with which she can capture and create thousands of images in an hour, seems to Francesco born of a time when pictures were painstakingly created for those who could pay, "a holy votive tablet".

No single chronicler, no matter how hard he or she tries, can capture it all, especially in a war in which both sides have fought much of their campaigns secretly and tried to keep their methods out of sight.

"If we put one foot of gravel under your turf field," she said, "we can capture one inch of rain".

But she insisted sketches can capture scenes that cameras cannot and court sketches would be missed if they are eventually phased out.

"It's a direct solvent system, with no unwanted side reactions," she says, "where we can capture and reuse the solvent and use the process to produce fibers for a full range of end users".

"It makes the dissent's case in a rhetorically effective way that can capture public attention," she said.