Examples of using Trying to capture in English and their translations into Slovak
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The camera follows Jan's face throughout the film, trying to capture the fateful, decisive moment….
spent more than 30 days this summer trying to capture the majestic beauty of lightning.
I spent a week on a small platform above the falls trying to capture this image.
You mean the ones trying to capture me when she stepped in?
Trying to capture the unknowable in theories
CDMA and GSM have been in constant competition trying to capture the market and both have strong points as well as weak points.
With the tiny Smena 8M camera, I was trying to capture my parachuting colleagues when descending,
These are subjects so difficult, and at the same time, so beautiful… that it's worth spending one's whole life… trying to capture the poetry that's hidden in them.
of a room and its furniture when trying to capture the best possible angle in the home.
Commenting on his experience, Ibai Acevedo said,“For me, street photography is about taking a risk and trying to capture something unusual or transient.
maybe throwing food and then trying to capture the organic flow and fall of it.
Always trying to capture the human side of the sport as well as the action Russ tells the story of an event
Trying to capture an activity in figures carries a considerable risk that the information yielded will not measure what was intended,
Whether you're taking outdoor portrait shots, trying to capture the daytime atmosphere of a city
I approach my work with responsibility, always trying to capture the essence.
cell phones trying to capture the moment, thousands of faithful Catholics
An impressive landscape tries to capture in the picture every traveler.
Long since a man tried to capture his knowledge in many different ways.
Vary Your Themes: Try to capture the day's events in a single photo.
Very often, parents try to capture this bright day in memory.