Two stylistic renegades, Mr. Meyer and the banjoist Béla Fleck, seized his interest.
It is a play driven by character rather than plot but, having seized your interest, it never lets go.
It also seized the interest of William James, who served as president of the British society for two years and was involved with the short-lived American version.
And in 1975, Mr. Kristal seized media interest with a festival of what he called the top 40 unsigned bands in New York -- actually, about 70 of them.
STI-571 has seized the interest of patients' groups and hematologists because within a few weeks of treatment some 90percentt of patients see their white blood cell counts revert to normal with only mild side effects, if any.
The next morning, Shaver sat in the police chief's conference room surrounded by department brass and detectives, walking them through a case that had quickly seized the interest of the command staff.
When Napoleon invaded Egypt, the French, as usual, seized whatever interested them.
U.S. auto sales surged to their highest level this year in August, as consumers shrugged off fears about the economy and seized on interest-free loans and hefty cash rebates to buy new vehicles at a near-record pace.
And all I wanted to do was to be as funny as him, and to make him laugh, and to bring him jokes and songs and see if I could seize his interest.
– is that everything that seizes your interest, whether in an ebook or online, ends up in one place, where you can search it; get Evernote to identify links between items you'd otherwise have missed; or even have relevant passages pop up when you do Google searches.
