Sentence examples for better seize from inspiring English sources

Once again, astronomers who should know better seize on a planetary oddity as proof that our solar system (and by implication Earth) is unique.

September makes or breaks your season and with three points begging on the the road the Rapids better seize the initiative.

But unless he wants his story to be marred by a pattern of passivity, detachment, acquiescence and compromise, he'd better seize control of the story line of his White House years.

First of all, the CBS All Access deal will charge users $5.99 a month to stream all of its current shows and a bunch of their old shows (including Cheers, The Good Wife and Twin Peaks, which means you better seize the opportunity to watch it on Netflix while it's still available).

So its use at the end of a resolution, even an irresolute one, means that the Security Council remains in possession of, or control of, or is still really interested in, "the matter," and nobody else had better seize, grab, snatch at or glom on to jurisdiction over it.

One important work is to crystallize the three-dimensional structures of hnRNPs, their target nucleic acids, and hnRNPs-RNA complexes, which can help to better seize the functional roles of the hnRNPs.

Nobody better seizes on trends than Drake.

At the jump from washer to dryer nets each one-hundred-percent remnant in the sack, shouldering them back to the houseboat and pats their sleeves onto wire     hangers — eaves of the Never Better seized by a flock of pastel bats.

Far better to seize the moment.

Better still, seize the face-saving Kyle-Wilson amendment whereby the House would nod through her plan on condition it's put to the public vote for confirmation.

The shah's senior generals predicted the army would collapse in the absence of their commander-in-chief - so for many of them it seemed better to seize power quickly than wait for a revolutionary bloodbath.