Sentence examples for grabs up from inspiring English sources

The cat eats them all -- starting off the book's refrain, "Gobble, gobble, slip, slop" -- and then grabs up the parrot's two cakes and asks for more.

If the waitress grabs up the stolen loot, she'll be on everybody's most-wanted list, but if she walks away the granting of her final wish will be recklessly wasted.

"He has this great talent for, any time there's a lull, he goes and grabs up all the attention again," said Barton Swaim, author of "The Speechwriter: A Brief Education in Politics".

Just screen grabs up to 2005, so you can see how they have changed...

Gathering up his chains "like a woman grabs up her skirts," the African then flees to a nearby swamp and starts conducting raids to free other slaves.

The Ogre's hand grabs up a squish of townspeople hiding under a table; his massive boots dwarf a distant village; the underbrush in the woods and the hairs on his arms are explosively alive.

"People grabbed up our territory, chopped it up into bits.

"Men my age are grabbed up immediately by friends," she said.

"I hate that people are grabbing up all this expensive, toxic and specialized drug".

He taught himself, mostly, to draw and paint, grabbing up whatever instruction he could get.

"We were so fortunate that this wasn't grabbed up and sold," said Mr. Cogan.