Sentence examples for would be capturing from inspiring English sources

"We're building capacity," he said, adding that the company would be capturing 28,000 barrels of oil a day.

Who would have thought that the government would be capturing and sterilizing an animal that represents something fundamental to the nation's heritage?

The key, he said, would be capturing "impulse buyers" -- viewers who decide they want a video of a show that they are not taping, or viewers who want a product associated with the show.

Talking in Inverness about his film search for the Loch Ness monster, he said, "Even better than getting it on film would be capturing it and having it as an exhibit at San Diego Sea World and charge a 50-bucks entrance fee".

But Ms. Wood said the key to test and treat would be capturing those who did not volunteer for testing because they did not believe they could be infected —"people who are promiscuous at college, the partygoers, the young professionals who go to the club," as she put it.

The former philosophy major seemed to thrive on challenges, not the least of which would be capturing students' attention on this last day before a three-week winter break.

This year, because less than a full year's revenue would be captured, they would raise $1.1 billion.

Bin Laden and others would be captured if possible, but probably would be killed.

Federal law enforcement officials said they were confident that the terrorists would be captured.

Only 28percentt said they were "very confident" that Osama bin Laden would be captured or killed.

The entire space would be captured by four GoPro cameras, each about two inches in diameter.