Sentence examples for has grabbed that from inspiring English sources

Now, Djokovic has grabbed that No. 3 spot and is not looking back.

"It's the United way to encourage our young players to make their mark in the first team and Tom has grabbed that chance with both hands".

UNITED NATIONS — If the United Nations General Assembly often serves as a stage for ambitious countries to project a new image, none has grabbed that opportunity this year with as much vigor as Turkey.

The snakes have grabbed that spot and are trying to hide their coldly beating hearts there.

Private colleges such as Poland's LKAEM business school have grabbed that niche.

The market clearly thinks BoNY and Mellon have grabbed that role: both banks' shares leapt after the deal was announced.For both, it comes after years of evolution away from general banking, during which they sold their branch networks and snapped up custody-type businesses.

"We are still just outside of the playoffs, and after last year when we were 10 points off safety, I would have grabbed that straight away".

Once you've grabbed that, plug in your iPod (iPhones aren't supported yet, sadly) and head to the Media Blade.

MR. ROMNEY: Simpson-Bowles, the president should have grabbed that.

In the south, where Green parties have always been weaker, rising left-wing populist parties such as Podemos of Spain have grabbed that space.Yet the Greens' dilemma is not only over where to poach votes.

"I would have grabbed that croquet mallet and bashed your head in".