Sentence examples for unusually captured from inspiring English sources

Patriots can rejoice in the top three places being unusually captured by British writers, with a double for Lee Child and EL James picking up a much-needed PLR cheque too (6.20p per book borrowed, but capped at £6,600 per author).

Unusually, poetry captured front-page headlines twice within three weeks in May.

"So far in this recovery, corporations have captured an unusually high share of the income gains," said Ethan Harris, co-head of global economics at Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

The Raid 2's faults are not in Evans's technique – he's unusually adept at capturing the art of violence.

The plan is to do a series of braking rocket firings next Monday to bring NEAR Shoemaker down from its orbit 22 miles from the center of the asteroid into a controlled descent onto the surface of Eros, capturing unusually close-up pictures of the rocky body on the way down.

It is unusually effective at capturing the kaleidoscopic moods of the protesters as they shout slogans, raise fists, link arms against advancing soldiers, and huddle against bullets and teargas.

The period of accumulation included (a) any time when the temperature was at or below the winter mean plus one standard deviation, to include all winter-like conditions; and (b) the three winter months, even during times when temperatures exceeded one standard deviation above the winter mean – capturing unusually warm periods during winter.

MERLE HAZARD, an unusually satirical country and western crooner, has captured monetary confusion better than anyone else.

The Norwegians won the silver medal in Vancouver, but what really captured the world's attention were their unusually colorful red, white and blue pants, as my colleague Adam Tschorn noted at the time. .

For example, if there was an unusually hot month in the first trimester of those women captured at the start of the study, then high temperatures could be wrongly associated with longer gestations.

The bias would only be avoided if there was an equally unusually hot month at end of the study period, when the women captured in the cohort have shorter gestations.