Sentence examples for still seize from inspiring English sources

Can the Lib Dems still seize some credit for their time in government?

Better still, seize the face-saving Kyle-Wilson amendment whereby the House would nod through her plan on condition it's put to the public vote for confirmation.

One opportunity he could still seize would be to refuse to back Germany and its scandal-ridden car industry in the tariffs row with the US.

Under the new policy, the justice department said law enforcement officials can still seize property that "relates to public safety concerns, including firearms, ammunition, explosives and property associated with child pornography".

This was the Eagles' time, they believed, their moment to show the football world that they could still seize the day, still pull off the unlikely upset, even as underdogs in their own stadium.

They're there to help her in the job she's doing among men who – despite, or more likely because of, her success – will still seize any opportunity to do her down.

"Yet some Western media still seized upon this to deliberately disparage the Chinese athletes and delegation".

The trauma of that ordeal still seized him in its full grip.

The military council had seemed to be "out of the game" but still seized Parliament, Mr. Salem continued, growing agitated.

IndyMac, for example, was not on that first quarter list at the F.D.I.C. but was still seized by regulators.

Off he went, into the night, presumably to a hot date with honey and lemon, and leaving behind a throng still seized by delirium.