The phrase "grab over" is not a commonly used phrase in English, and it is not clear exactly what it would mean.
It may be a mistake or a misinterpretation of another phrase. It is not recommended to use this phrase in written English. Example: Incorrect: I'll grab over the book from the shelf. Correct: I'll grab the book from the shelf.
"With the brand equity of Apple, it can easily grab over 40% of this segment, almost doubling its sales," he says.
In the 1950s, a show such as "I Love Lucy" would grab over 70% of an evening's audience.
Neither of the nifty defensive plays was as striking as Melky Cabrera's running grab over his head in the seventh.
When Nicks made a leaping grab over the second-year cornerback Prince Amukamara on a fade pattern during Monday's practice, it seemed as if he had never left.
Even worse, their proposal to let the government buy stocks on behalf of the Social Security trust fund was an unprecedented power grab over the entire American economy.
In fact, to grab over 50% in the run-off, Mr Sarkozy needs about two-thirds of Ms Le Pen's vote, as well as two-thirds of that of François Bayrou, the centrist candidate.
But it's also able to grab over-the-air signals with an antenna for streaming live TV, and it works with Sling TV for a cable-free streaming subscription cord cutting experience.
With the Live TV upgrade, if you have a USB tuner like the WinTV USB tuner form Hauppauge, you can now grab over-the-air TV signals and and record up to two shows at once directly to your Shield, a NAS or any hardwired hard drives and USB sticks, with the only limits on storage being the constraints of your available storage space.
Last week Thai soldiers grabbed over 7m in the same area.
Since then, say its critics, it has embarked on a power grab, taking over almost every independent institution.
This debt facility takes Grab to over $4 billion in funding.
