Sentence examples for ideas to grab from inspiring English sources

Why not create original ideas to grab attention?

It took mere seconds after the final point of Roger Federer's loss in the Australian Open semifinals Thursday for the idea to grab hold that an era had ended.

And then I thought it would be a good idea to grab an almost-full bottle of vodka from my apartment to bring to my parents' house, just in case there wasn't enough liquor on hand.

But early in the life of the new government, when Mr Blair and his ministers still expected the Dome to be popular, they thought it would be a good idea to grab the credit for it, and the "credit" has stuck.

Probably a good idea to grab your real life issue from one of the fine establishments on this map as quickly as possible.

It might be a good idea to grab an old laptop you don't use anymore, clear the hard drive, and start fresh.

In her music video "Tik Tok" she is wearing gold shutter shades, so it's a good idea to grab a pair.

Even if you hadn't yet booked one, it is a really super idea to grab a friend or even go it alone and take a break somewhere away from your hometown.

No one operator will achieve a nationwide hotspot coverage footprint, so the idea is to grab up as many locations as possible.

Every ruck in every Six Nations match gives schoolchildren the idea that to grab a player round the neck is fine and dandy.

I feed straight out of the tape machine into it -- the idea being to grab ("sample") measures of appealing bits from the sessions.