Sentence examples for working to capture from inspiring English sources

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

Moreover, the adsorbent has large surface area-to-volume ratios and uniformly mesostructures shaped pores that were actively working to capture Se(IV).

Each candidate is working to capture the votes of the small but significant black population in the district, which could account for a quarter of the votes in the primary.

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.

Officials are working to capture the last three golden eagles known to the islands and are to corral and shoot about 3,500 wild pigs, a plan animal rights activists oppose.

There are others: a handcuffed protester with a thick black beard, tilting his head upward to drink water; two photographers, shown from behind, working to capture a big crowd in the distance.

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.

Not only was it in color, a new feature for inside pages, but Mad worked to capture the rhythm of the original poem.

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.