Sentence examples for most seized from inspiring English sources

But it's the issue of gun crime that perhaps has been most seized upon here.

But most seized on the correspondence, and earlier hacked emails from the Democratic National Committee, as a political cudgel.

It is the play currently most seized on for radical treatment: Oddsocks's version featuring two rival restaurant families has just finished, as has Colchester Mercury's tango version.

And Mr. Elie is pretty persuasive that of all composers, it is Bach whose music has been most seized upon to advance technological breakthroughs in recording and the media.

Lining two walls are piles of hundreds of AK-47 assault rifles and three Soviet-model machine guns, most seized in the unit's biggest engagement, a raid on the railroad station in which one marine was killed and another wounded.

Fake Beats by Dr Dre headphones are among the most seized items over the past year, Trading Standards has said.

South African producer Graham Beck is the guy who has most effectively seized that opportunity.

The issues extend far beyond the parameters of race, but race is the narrative most easily seized upon.

The Taliban have on rare occasions captured American and allied soldiers, but most people seized by the militants have been aid workers and journalists.

Mr. Schuman, a French foreign minister whose family's citizenship toggled back and forth between Germany and France depending on which one had most recently seized the surrounding countryside, escaped Gestapo arrest and spent World War II underground.

The week these photos were taken, the most commonly seized items were nail scissors, but at least one turkey-basting needle and a vegetable peeler were also among the loot.