Sentence examples for started to seize from inspiring English sources

He has likened the period to the 1920s when populist demagogues started to seize power.

Georgia introduced assignee liability, only to back-pedal after the state's subprime market started to seize up.

With Ocean Spray's grudging consent, government inspectors started to seize barrels as if they were filled with moonshine.

Alarmed by the Houthis' expansion, the separatist movement in the south has also started to seize territory.

Even six years after credit started to seize up around the world, we are still relying on the Fed to keep the economy moving.

My right knee, which has been sore for weeks – compensating for long-standing left ankle trouble, apparently – started to seize up.

Will he start to seize uncontrollably again?

I mean, state governments are starting to seize up.

"I would bring up something racist and I would really start to seize up," he said.

After conviction, a lengthy process starts to seize the proceeds of crime, which can take years.

If she does not pass her withdrawal deal on its third outing, however, then Parliament could start to seize control of the Brexit process.