Sentence examples for may have grabbed from inspiring English sources

And sure, he may have grabbed Reed by the shoulder or by the back of the neck to move him.

Toys may have grabbed the spotlight, but pet food and food for humans ran a close second.

Cameron may have grabbed the headlines by quitting just as the electoral system is being changed in the Tories' favour.

SANTANDER may have grabbed more headlines for its role in the winning bid for control of ABN AMRO, a Dutch bank.

The Apple Watch may have grabbed the headlines but most wearables are made by specialist players such as Fitbit, Jawbone, Garmin, Misfit and Pebble.

Fair may have grabbed the biggest defensive rebound of the night, off a missed shot by Wisconsin's Rob Wilson, with two minutes remaining and Syracuse clinging to a 64-61 lead.

Brangelina and Paris Hilton may've grabbed the headlines at the recently concluded Cannes film festival once again, but Michael Barker, 55, and Tom Bernard, 57, stole the show.

The army may well have grabbed the opportunity created by the crisis to clip Sharif's wings, Bokhari believes.

The Supporting Knowledge and Investing in Lifelong Skills Act — the job training program that passed 215 to 202, despite 14 Republican defections — may not have grabbed headlines, but it has given lawmakers something to talk about at home.

Although faces may not capture attention particularly fast in WS, once they have grabbed attention, disengagement may be more difficult (Riby & Hancock, 2009; Riby, Jones, Robinson, Langton, Bruce & Riby, 2011).

Terrorists may be inspired by Hollywood, but the New York Police Department has grabbed ideas from unusual places too.