Sentence examples for beginning to grab from inspiring English sources

And school administrators are already beginning to grab this year's crop.

Based on interviews, contemporary accounts and oral histories, this is a fascinating biography of three gifted, unusual men who grew up in the Depression, excelled at a game that was beginning to grab the popular imagination, and found wealth and fame in the different America that came in the wake of the war.

He began to grab jellyfish from the water, scooping them up in his hands and swallowing them whole.

"The world listens to us less and less".BDS has begun to grab the attention of some of the world's largest financial institutions.

The betting is that both Blu-ray and HD DVD will go the way of the VHS tape, as ever sharper images begin to grab our attention.

Many escaped but soon Alvarenga mastered the tactic and he began to grab the fish and toss them into the boat while trying to avoid their teeth.

Eventually it did, to reveal a police officer who began to grab inmates and haul them out, beating them as they went.

After decades of repression, new political parties, religious factions, military blocs and ambitious politicians all began to grab for a share of power.

Energized at last, Brendan began to grab handfuls of wayward beans and sift them back into the now crumpled green baggie.

I got her a hot drink and wrapped her in a blanket, and the older woman – I believe it was her grandmother – began to grab my hands kissing them over and over.

As that tactic failed to win Badreddine's freedom, Mughniyah's cell began to grab Americans off the streets of Beirut, launching a wave of hostage dramas that continued for seven years.