Walker was a skilful propagandist, adept at utilising grisly detail to grab the attention of the reader.
Columnists are employed to grab interest rather than decide things, but Gove's stridency on world affairs survived his 2005 move into parliament.
Economic rationalism was the flavour of the government and there was a failure by the Nationals leadership to differentiate, to show how they are arguing for their constituents as John Howard stepped into rural Australia to grab support for the Liberal party.
Everyone can see this for what it is, a cynical attempt by the Tories to grab a few orange votes ahead of the forthcoming Westminster election," McDonnell said.
In the train corridor they created the blockage and scrum necessary for one of them to grab my wallet, so carefully attached with a chain to my belt.
Nigel Farage had been expected to grab between 75 and 100 extra councillors at best, but added nearly 130. Labour MPs and activists, who had tried largely to ignore Ukip's impending arrival as the fourth party in British politics, veered between admitting that it had been hit and that Ed Miliband had to do better, and trying to dismiss Ukip as still so small as to be largely irrelevant.
But then Numancia made it 4-6 in the 83rd minute, made it 5-6 in the 90th and 6-6 in the 90th and they still had time to almost grab a winner.
The choice of venues to eat out at or grab food-to-go is also increasing, with the number of takeaways up 54%.
The SDLP mark I does have one USP it could grab and try to market – although the risks to the party are enormous.
Grab lower right corner of chart and re-size it until it is an approximate square.
If confirmed, it would fulfil long-standing promises by Hamas to grab troops in hopes of trading them for Palestinian prisoners, raising its popularity.
