Sentence examples for So seizing from inspiring English sources
So, seizing upon Ed Miliband's own logic, could we not say the Labour leader is directly responsible for each and every Syrian refugee boat that sinks in the Mediterranean?
So, seizing the opportune moment immediately after his re-election as president in January, Mr Ma set out to defuse the row.He told a visiting American official in February that his cabinet would take a "fresh approach", proposing a panel to solicit technical advice on the health risks and the feasibility of lifting the ban.
So seizing private gold and then devaluing the currency was in fact a 1930s version of quantitative easing.
The basic problem is that drugs acquire most of their value after they get to the country where they will be consumed, so seizing them en route has little impact on the cost to consumers.
I'd been so seized by passion for this delectable lover.
So seize this Saturday's Bookshop Day as a chance to say thank you to your booksellers.
I've opened doors to couples enfolded in weeping embraces, so seized with grief that they had to be pried apart.
And now all of a sudden these guys are so seized with a concern about the debt that they created -- MS. RADDATZ: Congressman Ryan.
While you have time to do so, seize the opportunity to contribute – the full working day of employment is not so kind.
It seems to defy the need for further explanation, despite all the French love poems: I'd been so seized by passion for this delectable lover.
