Sentence examples for grab about from inspiring English sources

Suffocated by impossible expectations, disorganized to the point of chaos, with more than a whiff of a cash grab about it, "Michael" did little to advance Jackson's legacy.

A couple of documentaries each earn four stars: Smash & Grab, about a big bling heist and Greedy Lying Bastards, about climate change deniers.

You'd be lucky to get $2,000, so why not save the hassle and grab about $1,000 in tax savings?

These companies, however, are not just colonising space; they are also colonising time – mostly, by means of mining whatever data they can grab about our personal, social and professional lives.

Analysts, such as Tom Watts of Merrill Lynch, a brokerage, think the MSS providers should be able to grab about 2.5% of that by offering handsets that will operate as both a land-based cellular phone and a satellite telephone when cellular service is unavailable.

Together, the broadcast networks (NBC, CBS, ABC, Fox, the WB and UPN) and the top ten cable channels grab about 90% of the audience, a figure that has remained steady for several years.For all the wealth of choice, most viewers watch relatively few channels: on average about 15.

Meanwhile, Hyundai, Kia (which Hyundai acquired about three years ago) and Daewoo have grabbed about 4percentt of the American market.

In Washington, 12 delegates were up for grabs, about a third of the total in the state.

Last year, the first night of "CATEGORY 6: DAY OF DESTRUCTION" brought in more than 19.4 million viewers, and the second night grabbed about 16.7 million.

This season he has grabbed about 6.9 percent of all offensive rebounds and 20.5 percent of all defensive rebounds, marks that put him in the top five at his position in each category.

He has also grabbed about half the party's elected politicians and officials, including, most surprisingly, Mr Le Pen's own chief of staff, the head of his 1,700-strong 1,700-strongce, and hisecurity daughter.