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You can use it as a verb when you are referring to the action of taking someone or something with a sudden, quick movement. For example, "The soldier grabs the fallen comrade and drags him to safety."
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grabs
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Third person singular of grab
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Ditto Leicester at Stoke and QPR at Everton and, indeed, Everton themselves: with Champions League qualification up for grabs, will Roberto Martínez commit to the Cup as fully as he did with Wigan?
Episode one grabs your lapels and drags you headlong back into the Whitechapel filth, and within a few short minutes the air is thick with horror and calamity thanks to "an event".
We had to step up to the plate when family loyalty and duty were up for grabs.
The other myth, as Cole highlights, is the belief that the government grabs 40% of everything left over £325,000.
Sunder Katwala, director of British Future, said: "This research shows that ethnic minority votes are more 'up for grabs' than ever before.
"Recently I did a kids' party in a house, I'm changing back into my clothes upstairs, the mum is at the bottom of the stairs giving out party bags and when I come down with my suitcase she grabs me and starts shaking me by the throat.
We control the race for now because we respect the yellow jersey but it's going to be really hard for Marcel to keep the lead today... Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 12.24pm BST12 24 Not too long now until the first climb of the day, at Blubberhouses, where the first King of the Mountains points will be up for grabs.
The votes of Roberts and Kennedy were considered up for grabs.
And then I look across at Leigh, and I see that she's standing up, and then she grabs Craig by the hand, and she pulls him up, and I realise to my horror that they're leaving their own wedding reception.
Photograph: Mike Bowers for the Guardian Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 6.35pm AEST09:35 With Tony Abbott's election function about to start a journalist grabs a moment to rest and reflect.
And then you've got Steve Smith, after a confidence-boosting maiden Test century at The Oval, coming in at No5. I'd prefer to see Brad Haddin down at No7 rather than six, so I still don't think the Australian batting line-up is set by any stretch of the imagination – and that No6 spot could be up for grabs.
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