Sentence examples for that will seize from inspiring English sources

Every writer yearns to create a book that will seize the moment — to perfectly encapsulate the problem of an era before other people even notice the problem exists.

The father, so people say, is a bland and bureaucratic man, far more temperate than the son; and, indeed, it is the second invasion that will seize the imagination of history for many years to come.

In tandem with a decision about troop levels, the Obama Administration requires an ambitious political strategy for Afghanistan, one that will seize upon the willingness of opposition leaders to negotiate even with a tainted President Karzai about an array of national questions.

Like most new technologies, he says, this one might attract an element that will seize it for uncouth uses.

So where do we find unity and leadership that will seize the energies that come with the dawn of a new day?

Macq et al. [ 8] state that the low government salaries, combined with the high expectations SLBs have of their work, mean it is inevitable that SLBs will "seize opportunities that are rewarding professionally and financially" [ 8].

"Any time that a news organization does something with data that causes controversy, it creates the risk that lawmakers will seize the opportunity to make information that should be public private," Mr. Horvit said.

Despite the White House's considerable effort to demonstrate that the administration is responding aggressively to the Gulf spill, there are, as of yet at least, no signs that Obama will seize the moment to advance an anti-carbon agenda.

Russian officers are no longer boasting that they will seize the city in four days.

And they worry that Democrats will seize on Ms. McMahon's association with W.W.E.

He has already dropped the broadest of hints that he will seize this opportunity.