Sentence examples for has not grabbed from inspiring English sources

Care has not grabbed his chance as a starting Test player, and he has been given plenty of opportunity to do so in the past few years.

But, since the furor over Abu Ghraib subsided, he has not grabbed the megaphone, in the way that he so often does when something makes him angry and he wants to set it right.

Farah already has a gold to his name after a stunning victory in the 10,000m last Saturday but, after that triple golden night for Britain when Greg Rutherford and Jessica Ennis also won, Britain has not grabbed any more gold inside the Olympic Stadium.

Although not a member of Scotland Yard's anti-terrorist branch or the team sent to America to help relatives of the British victims, Commander Dick, 41, was to play a central role in the force's response to the attack, one which has not grabbed headlines or won plaudits, yet it was essential and successful.

Google Finance has not grabbed significant market share since its launch – Yahoo by comparison is the largest finance related website by page views.

We can't understand why Mr. Netanyahu hasn't grabbed it.

For all its virtues, that small Nordic country hasn't grabbed much global attention lately.

Which may be why this latest research study — the one showing that day-care kids are doing just fine — hasn't grabbed any major headlines at all.

'If something hasn't grabbed me after 100 pages I'm done with it.' He believes that women are more patient, more respectful of detail, whereas men want things to keep moving.

If that hasn't grabbed your attention, I'm not sure what will.

If that hasn't grabbed your attention John Lermayer of Sweet Liberty will be doing what he does best - luring the crowd with his lucrative libations...not that it will be that hard.