Sentence examples for a need to seize from inspiring English sources

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As an investor, you need to seize opportunities like the one we have now.

"That was a mistake -- we need to seize on it," Mr. Bush said, according to aides.

Those chance encounters that actually send people in a different direction – we need to seize on them and understand them".

"And it is a fresh start we need to seize with both hands," he said.

In "Night Moves" and another new independent film, "The Double," he plays not grown men, exactly (it's still hard to imagine him as a businessman, a father, an adulterer), but young men in transition who are burdened by the need to seize an identity.

The Guardian and others have begun to provide a platform for this – we need to seize the opportunity with both hands.

This is as close to philosophy as "Undermajordomo Minor" gets, the sense that time is fluid, that we are here only for a little while, that we need to seize our satisfactions where we can.

Ireland are on a roll in Group Eight – they share the lead with Italy, whom they meet in Bari next Wednesday – and Gibson has long recognised the need to seize an opportunity.

And we have a moment in time where we need to seize the opportunity to make that choice.

"They have an opportunity to go after discrimination, and they need to seize that opportunity".