Sentence examples for work to capture from inspiring English sources

Ms. Smith crouches, pointing and explaining how she is trying through her delicate pencil work to capture the Resurrection of Christ.

But taken as a whole, their decisions seem to illustrate the South's general indifference to Mr. Gore's appeal and demonstrate how hard he will have to work to capture even a few states in the region.

"Hook, Line & Sisters" — Sierra's sister, Memry, is also on the boat, though she doesn't seem to do much — has a lot of action, including a high-seas collision in the premiere, and dandy camera work to capture it.

— Robert Simonson The New Yorker: Don't move, you Pringles end-caps, Cremora displays and canned-soup pyramids: a painter, Brendan O'Connell, has made it his life's work to capture local Walmarts on canvas, and — as an article by Susan Orlean describes — he has depicted "the art in the Wonder Bread".

A time series approach is proposed in this work to capture the characteristics of the three weather variables.

Two artists are working on a "form of colourful relief work" to "capture the life and fate of a man persecuted for his homosexuality", a spokesman said.

Mrs. Boxer's seat is among those Republicans have been working to capture.

Mendès-France then worked to capture the Radical Party and at first succeeded.

And yet it all works to capture the tension of the event and to create a coherent and absorbing composition.

So while local animal control agents worked to capture the goat, Mr. Parker parked his minivan, hiked to the goat's favorite haunt and plied it with bread.

Employees of the California Digital Library here in Oakland and the Online Campaign Literature Archive at the University of California at Los Angeles are working to capture snapshots of the election as it plays out online.