Sentence examples for grab well from inspiring English sources

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His colleagues might be going home to relax in front of the television or grab some well-earned sleep, but Schofield dons his red pants and cape and heads out to carry on his life-saving in nearby Flint.

Jerome Kaino scored the hosts' fifth try before Alisona Taumalolo grabbed a well deserved try for Tonga, but Ma'a Nonu added a late sixth for the All Blacks in the Pool A game in Auckland.

It's a paradoxical move for a man who claimed he never wanted to grow up, and yet moved to prove his manhood by grabbing his, well, manhood.

"My biggest song worldwide is Because of You, and … you may as well grab a knife.

But BNP support is more concentrated and will grab headlines as well as votes.

Unlike wheat flour, masa has no gluten to hold it together, and the starch in corn doesn't grab onto water well.

The film is far from action-packed, but still gripping – and it could well grab Venice's Golden Lion and even score Williams an Oscar.

The party might well grab constituencies such as Ealing Central & Acton to the west, Hendon to the north and Croydon Central to the south.Throughout the 1980s and for much of the 1990s, the Conservatives enjoyed a healthy lead in London.

If you've stuck with me this far, and you're up for an even deeper delve into the Sensational Seventies, you might as well grab your disco purse and/or put on your pale blue jacket with the six-inch lapels and go whole hog: read the damn speech.

Family attitude was: Dad's rule is creating all this wealth for the country — we might as well grab a piece of it.