It is easy to see this memoir as a seizing of filial advantage, a way of getting in the last word (finally!), of speaking for as well as about his father.
Still the excitement continued and Cole, on as a substitute, seized on a half-chance two minutes from time to leave the home support on tenterhooks.
He described politics as a system seized by two extremes.
Photograph: Chris Jackson/Getty Images 5.58pm GMT Liberia Drug Enforcement Agency officials look on as a recently seized stash of marijuana is burned in Paynseville, on the outskirts of Monrovia, Liberia.
But his default look is unyieldingly earnest — an expression that suggests a man "seized," as a commission of inquiry might say, by matters of consequence.
And in one robbery, he entered a house with other crew members, according to the documents, telling those inside that they were conducting a police raid as they seized a large amount of cash.
In some moments here he is at his very finest as a dancer, seizing our attention with the sculptural force of one position and then another.
Police arrested a man wearing chain mail body armour as they seized a haul of weapons and drugs during a disturbance in Lancashire.
But his default look is unyieldingly earnest an expression that suggests a man "seized," as a commission of inquiry might say, by matters of consequence.
O'Connell's yellow card was more instinctive as he seized an intercept from an offside position at the top of the second half.
More generally, the trip provides Mr. Bush, as an incumbent seizing the spotlight on the world stage, a kind of visibility that Mr. Kerry cannot hope to match.
