Sentence examples for get to grab from inspiring English sources

The term is etymologically linked to and homophonous with the verb de, meaning "to get," "to grab," or "to take hold of".

At lunch, I usually get to grab a quick sandwich in the office, in the car on the way to my next visit or occasionally in a local cafe with a colleague.

You get to grab some chat.

She's a different girl than me and she doesn't get to grab the wheel unless I grant her permission.

"You've got to grab it.

You've got to grab them.

We've got to grab it".

Now is the moment; we've got to grab it and run with it.

Sometimes you've just got to grab your cup of free-trade coffee and move on.

"Somebody's got to grab ahold of it and choke it!" Jaworski hung his big hand on Gruden's shoulder.

"You've got to grab the bull by the tail and look it in the eye," she blurts.