Sentence examples for in seize from inspiring English sources

That character is the protagonist — Augie, Herzog, Chick, even Tommy Wilhelm, in "Seize the Day," who tries to leverage his pain to win respect.

The Ansonia, on the Upper West Side, was once a residential hotel and is lovingly described by Saul Bellow in "Seize the Day".

After that, one struggles — it's more often the lack of employment that defines a character, as with the hobbled Tommy Wilhelm in "Seize the Day".

As he put it in his little book on Hawthorne, "It is not too much to say that even to the present day it is a considerable discomfort in the United States not to be 'in business.' " Bellow dramatized this discomfort in "Seize the Day" (1956), which makes a distinction between the world's business — that of the New York stock markets — and the "real business," the business of the soul.

As he put it in his little book on Hawthorne, "It is not too much to say that even to the present day it is a considerable discomfort in the United States not to be 'in business.' " Bellow dramatized this discomfort in "Seize the Day" (1956), which makes a distinction between the world's business that of the New York stock markets—and the "real business," the business of the soul.

So Mamet donned a newsboy cap and joined former Newsies cast members in "Seize the Day" from the Tony-winning musical.

The Yankees led, 3-2, and they added to their advantage the next inning, seizing on another error.

"Sondheim takes pleasure in seizing certain clich?

"There's an urgency in seizing their bargains.

Karzai turned several pro-Taliban tribal leaders in seizing Kandahar with coalition support in 2001.

The Taliban, in seizing Iran's diplomats, may have also gone too far.