Sentence examples for I must grab from inspiring English sources

In his stark and desperate poem "Alert," published in 1980, Mr. Oshagan wrote: Each passing minute is my first and last I must grab the last human And wrench some utterance from his mouth.

"And that's a response to a particular attitude: I must grab whatever I can for myself".

In order for thalidomide to do its damage, it must grab on to some particular kind of molecule in the embryo.

Roddenberry and his scriptwriters grasped the essential fact of American network TV – that it must grab and then hold its audience against the lure of other channels, and so every episode begins in urgency.

This is important for the company, since it must grab the industrys attention away from its more high-profile competition.

The show opens (and ends) with the song "Life Is," with lyrics that bolster Alexis Zorba's credo that you must grab life while you can.

But while the world, with its cell phones, 24-hour news cycles, unending emails, may be spinning ever faster, I have come to realize that no law says you must grab hold and constantly race along.

Summers, who has worked as an adviser to both Bob Hawke and Keating, wrote she had learned to become a "fervent pragmatist … We must grab every bit we can whenever the opportunity strikes and not, as I would have argued 20 years ago, hold out for that perfection which, in politics as in life, almost never ever arrives".

Europe's leaders must grab it while they can.

Dancers must grab what they can, wherever they can.

So governments have a chance but one that they must grab fast.It will not be easy.