Sentence examples for tries to capture a from inspiring English sources

A quadriplegic forensics genius tries to capture a notorious smuggler of human beings.

A quadriplegic forensics genius tries to capture a homicidal smuggler of human beings.

The move also comes as a Google rival, Microsoft, tries to capture a larger share of the search market with its engine, Bing.

The company, however, said it planned to invest aggressively in some areas, like advertising technology and selected portions of its Internet portal, as it tries to capture a larger share of online ad dollars.

Stephen's narrative style can also make for particularly heavy going as Darwin tries to capture a dryness suited to the 19th century, but the pace picks up considerably when he begins to describe his wartime passion for a woman in occupied Spain — then realizes he may be developing tender, if not unexpected, feelings for someone else.

I never expected to get the first thing I went out for, and then to end up in a big Ridley Scott film!" Indeed, Mr. Bana's role in "Black Hawk Down," as a particularly tough member of the Delta Force team that tries to capture a rebel warlord in Mogadishu, the Somali capital, is one of the central ones in the ensemble cast.

But we're trying to capture a theatrical event".

Unraveling improvisation is, not surprisingly, a little like trying to capture a unicorn.

Dorst: I wanted to try to capture a sense of wonder.

Autographer isn't the only device trying to capture a slice of the wearable camera market.

Beyond that, it faces the broader problem of trying to capture a wider market.