Sentence examples for less seized from inspiring English sources

On the domain of the raja, who seemed reluctant to deal directly with the stone-breakers, they more or less seized the land with quiet consent from the local authorities.

With the addition of Jon Burr on bass and the drummer Joe Ascione playing a lightly miked music stand with his brushes, the set suddenly became joyful and less seized by virtuosic tension.

During the Bosnian war, the Holy Spirit zapped me once in a Franciscan monastery near Medjugorje – a place with a really bloodstained past in which I was none the less seized by an inexplicable and overwhelming peace when the preacher blessed me.

Founded by David Beckmann and initially supported and invested in by various individuals from Austria, Germany and Denmark it has since then more or less seized its operations.

And, as everybody in Washington knows, so long as BP meets its commitments, government attempts to meddle in the firm's management, much less seize its assets, will be rejected by the courts.

A little less seizing of the day, and more enjoying it is the order of the day.

Or that supporters of the army and its "interim government" – in middle-class areas of the capital, no less – have seized their weapons or produced their own and started shooting back.

Mr. Stern's response has been to do more with less, and seize every opportunity.

Officials at the company said the reduction would cost less than seizing and selling Ms. Reeves's modest two-bedroom house near Dolphin Stadium.

That is, by doing nothing less than seizing the opportunity which the instability of this meta-stabilisation offers the academic community to reflect on how such government-led agendas can bootstrap the notion of smart cities by capitalising on the wealth of potential ICT-related developments offer to create value.

Since 1991, when a less oppressive regime seized power, harvests have been up again and droughts less lethal.