Sentence examples for the article captured from inspiring English sources

The article captured the public's attention, quickly becoming the most-read piece in the magazine's history.

The article captured the many reasons this move by the city would not only endanger the lives of vulnerable children citywide but also end up costing the city more money in the long run.

After reading your fascinating Sept. 2 news article "A History of New York in 50 Objects," I wondered why I was so interested in the dozens of historical details the article captured.

The article captures the challenges faced by soldiers in counterinsurgency warfare, moving swiftly from combat to negotiator to humanitarian assistance to counselor.

The article captures some of the last-minute campaigning being done by all six Republican contenders in Iowa (the former Utah governor Jon Huntsman opted not to compete there), including Mitt Romney: Standing on stages across Iowa and marveling the size of his crowds, Mitt Romney says this election "is a dramatic choice between two different paths for America".

The following excerpt from the article captures some of what researchers in Missoula have learned about fire — and what they still have to learn: The dynamics that Finney, Cohen and their collaborators have observed would explain a lot of fire behavior that has puzzled firefighters — a wildfire suddenly spreading rapidly without wind, say, or failing to be tamped down by cooler, moist night air.

In focusing on how we urgently need to reinvent business and how we can change corporate behavior from within, the article captures many of the themes that I cover in The HOW Column.

But last week, an A.P.A. article about the guidelines, and then a tweet about that article, captured widespread attention.

In 2003, satirical website the Onion ran the headline "Women Now Empowered by Everything a Woman Does", and the accompanying article captured the absurdity of this thinking.

This is a cached version of the surveillance article, captured on March 23 by the Wayback Machine.

This is a cached version of the surveillance article, captured on Jan . 20by the Wayback Machine.