Sentence examples for something to seize from inspiring English sources

Are we on the lookout for something to seize on as evidence of unwitting racism?

Van Exel believes his coach is looking forward to the challenge of coming up with something exotic to seize the upset.

That critical something is to seize control of America's gun control debate from the National Rifle Association and its political mouthpieces.

Yet, faced by the pictures of poverty and squalor coming out of Havana, both supporters and opponents of the embargo seem to have had the same reaction: the United States has to be seen to be doing something to help.Attempting to seize the moment, a new campaign seeks to let American companies sell food and medicines to Cuba.

How easy it is to click the shutter, and how nearly impossible to seize something significant through that act.

The Hollywood instinct to seize something small, foreign and idiosyncratic and make it bigger, squarer and slicker is hardly new.

Mr. Belgum is all but alone among the Biennial filmmakers in his desire to seize something of everyday reality.

This company came out of nowhere — well, out of something like seventh place — to seize the leadership of the industry where it counts: in sensor size.

I think they're constructions of human thought that attempt to seize something of the universe, but can be endlessly improved.

But the desire to seize something from Ershadi, to feel that reality had expanded for me as it had for her, that the other world had come through to touch me, had hastened my revelations.

If Sanchez gets a second chance at something, his reaction speed to seize upon it is probably his biggest asset.