Sentence examples for left grabbed from inspiring English sources

In Britanny, an agricultural bastion of the right untroubled by big-city anxieties, the combined left grabbed a hefty 48%.

But two could play at that game, and so it was that the left grabbed onto the spectre of Vietnam as well, this time questioning Bush's (admittably questionable) time in the Texas Air National Guard.

During Newton's 49-yard highlight-reel touchdown run in the third quarter of a 48-16 shellacking of the Buccaneers, Jackson was the defensive back left grabbing at air after Newton juked past him for his 14th rushing touchdown.

An article last Wednesday about the record-setting rookie season of Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton misspelled the given name of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers safety who was left "grabbing at air" on Newton's 49-yard touchdown run on Dec. 24.

But the contagion has spread to prime time, with BBC political editor Nick Robinson (left) grabbing the placard of an anti-war protester who had been waving it behind his head during a live report on last night's Six O'Clock News.

We slid down the grass to the stream and then, when climbing out to leave, grabbed the heavy grass roots and inched ourselves up slowly.

Or was he tricked by his Afghan friends into leaving, grabbed by force and spirited away?

Or was he tricked by his Afghan friends into leaving, grabbed by force, and spirited away?

A few hours later, she decided to leave, grabbed a few important documents, and fled with her family to Mt. Sinjar, where thousands of ethnic Yazidi had taken refuge.

Before you leave, grab lunch at any of the island's fantastic trattorias.

When possible, leave grabbing cold products to the end of your shopping.