'grab money' is not correct in written English.
It is more appropriate in spoken English. For example, you might say, "We need to grab some money from the bank before they close."
If you overdraw, the checking account can grab money from the backup source.
Crucially the regulators introduced a cap on interest rates in January 2015 and stamped down on companies raiding bank accounts several times to grab money on pay day.
Britney's little pills Her managers keep her hooked While they grab money.
Sarameyadana (hell of the sons of Sarama): Plunderers who burn houses and poison people for wealth, and kings and other government officials who grab money of merchants, mass murder or ruin the nation, are cast into this hell.
But the proceedings before Judge Hellerstein suggest ways to make sure that those who legitimately are injured receive the help they need without unnecessary delay, while making it more difficult for people to grab money they may not deserve.
Since this past years Salafist power grab, money has been flowing steadily into Tunisia from the deep oil-stained pockets of Saudi Arabia, and other Gulf countries.
"But now I think he's not just grabbing money".
"People can't stop eating any more than they're able to stop having sex or grabbing money or anything else".
He confirms that the Government is grabbing money from public sector workers to pay down a deficit they did nothing to create, even at a time when their pay is frozen for two years and many are facing job losses.
The best part is that Spendesk is grabbing money directly from your Spendesk account.
"You have to remember cities are all about grabbing money from you," CBS 11's legal advisor Jerry Loftin said.
