Sentence examples for grabbed of course from inspiring English sources

Before one of them us grabbed, of course, by a strong pair of hands and kissed by someone else.

They use their trunks for smelling, breathing, snorkelling, drinking, grabbing – and of course trumpeting.

They have a good chance to grab control, of course, only if they nominate non-extreme candidates instead of loose cannons.

We will no longer settle for the "do it yourself" grab bag of courses that exists today.

The title grabbed me first (of course, Hemingway's short-story collection of the same title figured in), and the stories followed.

The skyward-raised eyes; the midway giggle; the crotch-grab and, of course, her choice to spit on the ground in the style of a baseball player.

In the fight for Time Warner, Carl Icahn Carl Icahn pulled out all the tricks in the corporate raider handbook: name calling, board beating, spotlight grabbing and, of course, share buying to try and gain control.

There is nothing new about the King siblings' money grab, except, of course, it's happening in a famous family that lives in a glass house from which they have been chucking rocks with dollar signs on them since the days when most of the symbolism of the Civil Rights Movement were converted for financial gain.

That she had the chance to grab it has, of course, been questioned.

To Many Teachers, a Matter of Course" grabbed our attention in Eastchester even though we were not one of the school districts noted for having a high percentage of teachers making more than $100,000.

It will be the fighting that grabs the headlines, of course, obscuring progress on other fronts.Many of the headlines will come from Somalia, where Islamists will continue to hold the balance of power, with explosive results.