Sentence examples for will never capture from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, a possible Subway Series in 2000 will never capture the magic of the Subway Series between 1947 and 1956.

The mayor's most behemoth proposal is the tunnel, which advocates acknowledge will never capture the imagination of most New Yorkers.

By insisting that a 2000 Subway Series "will never capture the magic" of the past, the writer will miss the excitement, suspense, heartbreak and joy of the present.

Google Ventures and its take on investing represent a new formula for the venture capital business, and skeptics say it will never capture the chemistry — or, perhaps, the magic — of Silicon Valley.

Ms. Roche says she believes that while the software leasing model should prove a perfect fit for small and medium-size business, Salesforce will never capture a significant share of the large corporate market -- something Mr. Benioff says it must do to grow.

By the same token, studies of the select sample of people being treated for established heroin addiction by definition will never capture data on the far larger number of people who responded to reduced access to pharmaceutical opioids by ceasing use of those drugs.

We'll never capture that moment again".

BOWYER: You'll never capture that.

You may have lost money with every PS3, but no amount of lost money will make up for lost market share you'll never capture again.

You'll never capture anything like that.

"At least they'll never capture him alive.