Sentence examples for grabbed too from inspiring English sources

O'Neal grabbed for the ball and Martin grabbed, too.

Instead of grazing the corners, his fastball grabbed too much of the plate.

Their pitches grabbed too much of the plate, and the Yankees socked four home runs.

His 2-1 cutter, intended for the outside edge, grabbed too much of the plate, and Hamilton yanked it a few rows into the right-field seats.

He said he was not concerned about his location, although his two-seam fastballs grabbed too much of the plate for a second straight start.

Even so, citizens in the rest of the euro zone now know that if push comes to shove, their insured deposits could be grabbed too.

And the studio barres are slightly thicker than usual, to keep students from grabbing too hard at them.

After his peace-broking in Gaza, he tried to grab too much power, calling the independence of the judiciary into question.

To a great extent, this peace has depended on each group refraining from trying to grab too much power at the expense of the others.

No longer does it project the panicky sense of an event grabbing too many things offered to it in a mad scramble to demonstrate its size and importance.

Grab too many beers – Schlitz was the beer of choice, Horlacher the usual offering – watch Soupy Sales and Batman and then shoot nine-ball down in the basement listening to Mary Wells sing "My Guy" until 4 in the morning.