Sentence examples for always seize from inspiring English sources

"I always seize up when people say 'brand.' I don't want to be Starbucks".

The dancers, as always, seize their moments, but the choreography leaves little imprint.

New Yorkers didn't always seize the opportunity — the empty seats at "Palestrina" could have accommodated all of Pfitzner's personal and political resentments — but the spell had been broken.

There will always be terrorists, if not for one cause then for another, and they will always seize on religion or some other social factor to justify their ends.

But it also noted the school was not yet rated outstanding because "staff do not always seize opportunities to promote children's learning and deeper thinking skills to the highest level".

And, we will always seize every opportunity for progress when that means we take a step closer toward keeping wildlife in the wild.

The F.D.I.C. almost always seizes banks on Friday evenings, so the new owners have two days before reopening.

It was a design for living.' Impatience always seized her when someone asked questions about Theatre Workshop.

I have always seized on the signs of resistance to that narrative, though — the self-assertion that both sisters frequently show.

As a commander Nelson had great tactical vision with a faultless eye to the main chance, which he always seized without the slightest deference to any contrary instruction from a superior officer.

Friends, co-workers, and strangers, when they catch me in the act, are always seized by a strange mix of revulsion and admiration.