Sentence examples for been to grab from inspiring English sources
Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki's response to all this has been to grab as much authority as he can, circumventing agreements that would parcel out power in a nominally fair way, that, in practice, paralyses the state machinery.
One of the men at the center of the squabbling, predictably, was Terrell Owens, the once-great, now-good wide receiver whose method has always been to grab as much of the spotlight as possible, team chemistry be damned.
Mr. White's job has been to grab a 30-pound, 6-foot-long steel rail from a conveyor belt with his right hand, pull it across to his left hand, lower it into a brace and weld a bumper bracket on the side.
So my decision has been to grab life now.
For McConnell and GOP Senate candidates, at least, the plan, from a while back, has been to grab onto Trump and back all of his ugly, racist rhetoric, hoping he'll keep them afloat.
The worst thing in the world is to grab someone before one is convinced.
The priority is to grab the audience's attention right away.
If Ewing is to grab his elusive title, he will have to get by Mourning.
If we are to grab this opportunity, my party will need to change.
