Sentence examples for left seizing from inspiring English sources

So don't mistake the hard left seizing its chance for fresh-faced enthusiasm for a different kind of politics.

The incumbent leader Laurent Gbagbo, left, seized the nation's electric company and its distribution center on Thursday in his latest effort to maintain control of the country nearly two months after losing the presidential election.

And just as those on the right took the opportunity to lament what in their view is the disloyalty of Israeli Arabs like Justice Joubran, the left seized the moment to urge a rethinking of the lyrics to make them more inclusive.

Vote Leave seized on the mistake to accuse No 10 of "trying to bully people into backing the EU".

Vote Leave seized on the committee hearing pointing out that Rose appeared to suggest Brexit might boost the wages of low-paid workers.

The left seizes on evidence of inequality, ignoring absolute prosperity.

Investors hope that Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, no longer beholden to the anti-reform left, will seize the chance to reap the economic dividends of positive population trends.

Vote Leave, meanwhile, will seize on the findings of a study by think tank Civitas that claims the single market has had "no discernible benefit" for UK exports and has proved "not far short of a disaster" for Britain.

(This is what led the Baltimore Colts in 1984 to hurriedly pack everything into moving fans and rush to their new home in Indianapolis. By the time the state had passed legislation to seize the Colts, there was nothing left to seize).

At least those left behind seized the moment and chose high spirits and mutual appreciation instead of abandonment.

Thanks to NATO's aerial bombardment, Muammar Qaddafi has few tanks left to seize up but his regime is running on empty.