51.   But without the individual offensive brilliance of the Kirovskys and Prekis, the US will not capture imaginations, and the game will not rise above the pedestrian level.

52.   College football would have other games of the century, but never one that captured the imagination of the entire country.

53.   Computers are now the machines that capture our imagination.

54.   Did it capture the imagination of the country?

55.   Dorade, a mouthwatering fish from the Mediterranean Sea, has captured the imaginations of European cooks for centuries.

56.   Early on, Marcos captured the imagination of international leftists with his extensive propaganda and his poetry, which was circulated on the Internet.

57.   For better or worse, few things are capturing the imagination of investors like the companies that boost telecommunications capacity.

58.   For years now, the debate over his works has captured the imagination of a public that does not ordinarily seem to care much about such disputes.

59.   From Buddhism to Hinduism to Taoism, practices and belief systems born in Asia have captured the imagination of many Americans.

60.   Garzon will finish far behind the front-runner, Alvaro Uribe, a rightist whose tough stance toward the rebels and outsider status has captured the imagination of most Colombians.