Sentence examples for show to capture from inspiring English sources

There are those who like to hold their phone up for large chunks of the show, to capture footage of the band.

But last night Guardian Australia's festival photographer Anna Kucera slipped backstage before the show, to capture the company warming up and preparing for showtime.

The latest show to capture the imagination is Celebrity Duets, the local variant of a very short lived American franchise – it lasted all of one short season – which pairs celebrities with pop singers for duets.

We sent photographer Verena Stefanie Grotto to the show to capture all of the best moments.

The pilots that are bought, scripted, sold, produced, picked up to series, and ultimately make it to a television set, are very carefully construed and well-oiled machines representing a general hope of the writers and executives behind the show to capture a chunk of the general public's very valuable yet difficult to maintain attention.

The torque loss estimation is shown to capture the main loss effects.

But her unexpectedly strong showing to capture a 19% share means there are millions of votes up for grabs.

The model is shown to capture mesoscale effects that lead to coarsening and reproduction of the Gibbs-Thompson effect.

The class of robot convergence tasks has been shown to capture fundamental aspects of fault-tolerant computability.

The HC-SCR mechanism is shown to capture experimental data for all reductants, in most cases, quantitatively.

The model is shown to capture the corrosion results of cracked R/SHCC reported in this paper.