Sentence examples for grabbing from from inspiring English sources

"People were grabbing from each other," Lamija said.

"And if that's the tool you're used to grabbing from the toolbox, it can be hard to let go".

As a sport freestyle wrestling, which allows grabbing from below the waist, felt too similar to judo, while the Greco-Roman discipline – no below-waist action allowed – was the purer experience.

Unofficially, it dates to at least 1876, when Abraham Browning of Camden likened "our Garden State" to "an immense barrel, filled with good things to eat and open at both ends, with Pennsylvanians grabbing from one end and New Yorkers from the other".

He was left alone with every light socket, every cleaning agent, every climbable bookcase - everything that we are constantly grabbing from our child's hands at the last minute – for a full 20 minutes before I was able to get a maintenance man to let me into my apartment.

These include early marriages, lack of access to education, traditional and religious practices that inhibit progress for children, child neglect, lack of child maintenance by men, land and property grabbing from widows and orphans, property ownership rights, child physical and sexual abuse and other human rights violations.

Forget the bunch of flowers grabbed from the garage.

A happy ending, as in Molière, is grabbed from nowhere.

California, grabbed from Mexico by that imperialist president, James Polk, was different from the start.

"It's a pretty unflattering shot the media grabbed from the video".

One victim was grabbed from a blanket as her mother was picking millet nearby.