Former Rochdale and Scunthorpe forward Dagnall gave the 2008 semi-finalists a flying start after latching onto Jacob Mellis's pass and firing an angled shot across Martin in the third minute.
In my case, it starts with latching the hotel-room door and ends with the conviction that the waiter's going to plunder any table-strewn possessions the minute I nip to the loo.
Founded in Cambridge in 1978, the company was one of a number of small start-ups latching on to the hot new craze for what were then known as microcomputers, and its first product, the Acorn System 1, was a fairly standard example of the time.
From the start, readers latched onto Kimball's strange magazine with crablike tenacity.
Does all this mainstream entertainment attention to niche, geeky Web environments imply that finally, nearly 10 years after the first virtual worlds showed up online, the general public is starting to latch on to the notion?
Dean Richards's Falcons hit back with considerable style of their own, as Harris marked his first Premiership start for Newcastle by latching on to a deft grubber kick from Catterick to cross in the corner.
The service started two years ago latching on to a trend that saw Facebook used to market and sell products in Thailand.
Or will the large shapes simply start falling from the sky before latching onto buildings and blowing them up, in a kind of choreographed meteor shower?
Latching onto these ideas, Berwick helped start — and, for the next 19 years, run — the Institute for Healthcare Improvement, which was devoted to applying them to health care.
The visitors got off to a dream start when winger Watson latched on to Ford's crossfield kick to touch down with just a minute on the clock, and the fly-half added the extras with the first of his seven successful shots at goal.
