Sentence examples for in seizing on from inspiring English sources

The opposition Conservative Party lost no time in seizing on that very point.

Mr. Cuomo's spokesman, Peter Ragone, wasted no time in seizing on the decline in value of the pension funds.

S.U.V. dealers lost no time in seizing on this selling point, even including the tax write-off possibilities in ads as that ultraluxury extra.

Aides to Mr. Ferrer said that in seizing on the attack, Mr. Green was, not uncharacteristically, attaching himself to a high-profile issue to draw attention to himself.

Mr. Schmidt, whom Mr. McCain placed in charge of day-to-day operations this month, specialized during the 2004 campaign in seizing on opportunities — think windsurfing; seemingly contradictory votes on Iraq policy — to paint Mr. Kerry negatively.

The New Democrats miss the point when they voice fears that the party, in seizing on allegations of corporate abuse, will again seem too populist for the majority of Americans.

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

Despite the bipartisan show, health care is a contentious topic in Arkansas politics that conservatives have seized on in local campaigns.

Bush was an unpopular president and so was his war in Iraq ― two issues Democrats could seize on in making the case to Americans for their proposals.

In adapting Mitchell, the directors seized on a motif in the novel whereby several characters have a comet-shaped birthmark.

It came as the Democratic National Committee joined the Republican candidates in immediately seizing on the "firing" comment, sending out video of it to reporters.