Sentence examples similar to move faster to seize from inspiring English sources

It seemed that the only option was to inflict so much damage on the U.S. Navy that it would be unable to retaliate, and then to move fast to seize the oil fields of Southeast Asia.

When we know that rebuilding our infrastructure right now would put people back to work and it's never been cheaper for us to do so, and this is all deferred maintenance that we're going to have to do at some point anyway, I worry that we're not moving faster to seize the moment.

By the end of the week, a tapped telephone had tied him to the house in Rue des Quatre-Vents where he was finally run to ground, and when news leaked out that his fingerprints had been found in Forest, police moved fast to seize him before he could flee again.

Seizing the opportunity, the literary community is moving fast to promote the benefits of shopping at local book stores, in an effort to keep them open in a country focused on price and home delivery.

Rimer moved fast to invest.

His approach is slow and steady, setting him at odds with Zoran Djindjic, his main ally in bringing democratic change and a man more inclined to move fast in seizing authority.

"Never move faster than you have to.

Information needs to move faster than motors.

"History did present me with an opportunity to move faster and take my constituency with me but we had to seize the opportunity".

The next day, in a sign of why the United States believes it needs to move fast, the Thai police seized 60 pounds of radioactive cesium in Bangkok that authorities believe may have been intended for use in "dirty bombs".

But the White House did not move fast enough to satisfy some Republican critics, who seized on the president's hesitancy as an opportunity to portray him as somehow disengaged on the issue.