The phrase "seize the future" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to encourage taking action or making the most of upcoming opportunities.
Example: "In this rapidly changing world, we must seize the future and innovate to stay ahead."
Alternatives: "embrace the future" or "grasp the future."
Which side will seize the future, and through what issues?
Seize the future of family enterprise that is being shaped by technological disruption, innovation, and societal changes.
Yet despite these shocks; through the pain we have felt and the gruelling work required to bounce back – America is better positioned today to seize the future than any other nation on Earth".
On the eve of the Nets' most significant game in 18 years, Jason Kidd stood up during today's film session and challenged his teammates to be aggressive and seize the future.
McCullough, son of the award-winning historian David McCullough Sr., advised the students to seize the future by doing what they love, rather than taking a job for money.
And many Arabs, particularly outside the sparsely populated Gulf, suspect that Wahhabis are trying to seize the future by aiding and abetting the region's newly politicized Salafis — as they did 30 years ago by funding the South Asian madrassas that produced Afghanistan's Taliban.
Meanwhile, Minnesota, another team of the future, is seizing the future now, threatening to eliminate Seattle.
The feeling of seizing the future would have to be central.
"We believe that they understand the future better than us, and then have a better chance of seizing the future," Mr. Ma wrote in an e-mail to employees.
Daimler says it will review progress in two years' time, but it already talks like a company that has seized the future.
"We believe that they understand the future better than us, and then have a better chance of seizing the future," he wrote in an e-mail to employees explaining his change in duties.
