Unlike those Scottish distillers, however, American whiskey makers face few limits on what they can call "single malt" — a freedom that many have grabbed with both hands.
Mrs. Kargul-Smalewska is among thousands of Poles who, with government aid, have worked to beat Soviet swords into shares of post-Communist prosperity, an opportunity they have grabbed with both hands.
It falls just off the back, so an up and down isn't certain, but he's given himself a mighty fine chance of saving par, which is something he'd have grabbed with both hands from where he was.
"This time last year, when I was injured, I would have grabbed with two hands the chance to run 10.22 and go to the World Championships.
Mr. Thiel (Stanford '89, Stanford Law '92) has grabbed headlines with his outlandish offer.
But on a national scale nobody has grabbed it with more gusto than an Old Etonian Tory.
Siemens has grabbed headlines with its high-profile appointments of women, but progress toward overall gender balance has been slower.
Williams, a rugby league convert, has grabbed headlines with his successful quest for a first All Blacks call-up after defecting from Australia's National Rugby League for the French club Toulon in 2008.
This reclusive collector and former ad man for Margaret Thatcher has grabbed headlines with his new gallery in County Hall, the onetime seat of the city government until Mrs. Thatcher did away with the local council.
The London label has grabbed headlines with an ambitious series entitled "Entartete Musik" ("Degenerate Music"), but smaller companies like Koch, Channel Classics, Bayer, Northeastern and Capriccio have already done the basic work of rescuing forgotten figures.
