Sentence examples for takes to grab from inspiring English sources

For another, a billionaire named Jeff Greene has just announced he is prepared to "spend whatever it takes" to grab the Democratic nomination for himself.

Greene popped up out of nowhere earlier this year, prepared to "spend what it takes" to grab the Democratic nomination in the U.S. Senate race in Florida to go to Washington and do for America what he has done for his bank account.

This helps speed up the time it takes to grab a meal, as you don't have to waste time waiting for a table to become available.

And the entire evening will only take about two-and-half hours, compared to the four to six hours it takes to grab dinner and then see a movie.

They targeted Microsoft years ago with their online Office competitor, and Microsoft fired back with Bing and seems to be quite willing to invest billions of dollars for as long as it takes to grab search share from Google.

Walk in Botox in midtown and I can be in and out in less time it takes to grab lunch at Hale & Hearty?

If you're all starting to take, to grab, it will not work, and we will stop, and nobody will get a caravan.

Terry Vazquez of Roselle, N.J., whose workday in the billing department of a Manhattan hospital doesn't start until 8 30 a.m., has taken to grabbing a ride with her husband Louis, a postal worker, and crossing into Manhattan well before 6 a.m. just to avoid the crowds on the bus and two subway trains she would otherwise take to work.

Look over the list, to see what results you'll need to grab or take action with.

As an outside undergraduate reader for NYU, a writer, and a teacher, I've read hundreds of essays, so I know what it takes to really grab the attention of this audience.

But, at least in Mr. Zuckerberg's case, in the few seconds it would have taken somebody to grab a phone or camera, his pec-tacular pic may have already been taken off the Internet.