41.   Yet Harry Langdon no longer claims that sort of foothold on the public imagination.

42.   Promoter Frank Warren said that, unlike the somewhat indifferent response to Lewis-Bruno and Lewis-McCall, this fight would capture the public imagination.

43.   At a brief court appearance on Monday, there was little evidence of the dashing, dapper criminal who had captured the public imagination in Britain.

44.   But the trip soon turned into more, for them and in the public imagination.

45.   But the image took root in the public imagination, and Honduran officials say they have increased security to prevent any problems.

46.   Charismatic had caught the public imagination by going from running in a claiming race in February to challenging for the Triple Crown in June.

47.   It is trophy art, however, that has captured the public imagination in both countries.

48.   Nearly two centuries after it ended, the Inquisition has a strong hold on the public imagination.

49.   The pending trial has captured the public imagination in South Africa.