Sentence examples for support to capture from inspiring English sources

The venture began in 2012, with £3.7m of Lottery funding and BBC support, to capture the work of the Cultural Olympiad.

Perhaps most menacingly, the Internet's openness allows well-organized groups to simulate support, to "capture and impersonate the public voice," as Mr. Fishkin wrote in an e-mail exchange.

And like most people we'd like to see the world a better place...To do that we need to get some broad-based support, to capture the public's imagination.

In the Bronx, former State Senator Pedro Espada Jr. and his rival, Kenneth Padilla, a Democratic Party district leader, were broadcasting the last day of campaign commercials on cable television channels in that borough and making last-minute pitches for support to capture the seat representing Parkchester, Soundview and Classon Point.

Unlike other ADLs, alloy does provide a limited support to capture some structural violations.

The magnetic nanoparticles act as solid support to capture the target and are then moved through chambers harboring different reagents necessary to perform a sandwich ELISA.

A player with a strong brand could build a mailing list upon coming out with a "Show Your Support" petition to capture supporters for future marketing.

This appears to be, in part, due to the diversity of disciplines which fall under the allied health umbrella, the variability in roles and tasks these disciplines undertake, and lack of standard data items, data collection processes, and dedicated support systems to capture the range of services that allied health provides [ 6].

Their task was to mollify the Turks and maintain Turkish support for plans to capture three Isis bastions: Dabiq, Raqqa, and Mosul in Iraq.

Mr. Cenedella, the 41-year-old founder of TheLadders.com, a popular job-search Web site, is trying to build support among Republicans to capture the party's nomination to run against Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand, a Democrat.

Mr. Cenedella, 41, the founder of TheLadders.com, a job-search Web site, is trying to build support among Republicans to capture the party's nomination to run against Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand, a Democrat.