Sentence examples for taking capture from inspiring English sources
But Denial surged back, taking Capture the Flag and then finally triumphing in a climactic Search and Destroy match.
He wanted my photographer to take capture his pummeled face after he'd been bashed by security.
When you are in vacation, definitively you will carry a camera to take capture some memorable moments and locations.
Jasper Bastian's photo series "A Road Not Taken" captures the peculiar state of isolation of villagers along the Lithuania-Belarus border.
Three thousand photographs were taken, capturing the team in all its humanity and its debris, including glinting piles of empty water bottles or abandoned photocopies of prints.
He kept the cameras rolling between takes, capturing the hovering officials as they emerged from behind the scenes to direct his film.
However, the relatively short three-hour intervals at which the measurements were taken captures the diurnal cycle well, and the misclassification due to this issue is quite small.
It takes carbon capture one step further, capturing waste gases like carbon monoxide from heavily polluting steel plants and converting them into "valuable fuel and chemicals".
Then, having been recalled by Justinian, Belisarius returned to Constantinople, taking the captured Vitigis and his wife Matasuntha with him.
Digital data collection is reducing the time taken to capture information and share it with non-ward-based professionals.
