Sentence examples for well to capture from inspiring English sources
Miliband did well to capture the Westminster debate with his energy price-freeze pledge.
Cuadros explains that Quechua people are reintroducing "water-eyes", an indigenous method of conserving water that involves building a well to capture water flowing from the glaciers.
"These assets, together with our Lycoming and Wyoming County gathering assets, position us well to capture significant midstream opportunities," William H. Shea Jr., chief executive of Penn Virginia's general partner, said in a statement.
Using only one image for each double page gives Floca a wide screen, and he exploits it well to capture the Gobi's vastness: a line of tiny motorcars creeping along under a blazing orange and yellow sky; a supply caravan of 75 camels (I counted) snaking to the horizon.
It needs, as well, to capture something of the reason Petra was here, a defensive location eventually captured by Roman legions but, equally importantly, a secure international marketplace and a source of prized incense that had once made the city rich.
Dual adaptive array microphones are built in as well to capture every bump and grind.
While the risk of contamination for a vast majority of sites with small-capacity vertical wells is low, potential exists for medium to large capacity collector wells to capture a fraction of the surface water contaminants during flood.
One version of the antigen was biotinylated [immobilized on streptavidin (SA -coated microtiter wellSA -coatedure anti-HIV antibodies] and the other, labeled with a europiumicrotiterhelate (as a tracer to reveal bound antibodies).
But the business said it was still "well placed to capture the significant growth potential in the African aviation market".
You might as well try to capture the vacuum that enveloped the Felix the leaper, if motive is your bag.
The Vietnamese, after doing well enough to capture a fair share of the American market, have been declared trade violators deserving permanent, prohibitive tariffs by the United States International Trade Commission.
