Sentence examples for that would grab from inspiring English sources

To launch something that would grab a lot of attention but wouldn't be a huge out-of-pocket spend".

He has found little success with hunting parties that "would grab their guns and beer and just go out screaming and yelling".

With an 8.3 percent unemployment rate and a foreclosure rate that would grab the attention of the Joads, young Americans are less inclined to pack up and move to sunnier economic climes.

Fifty years ago, the chief of the laboratory's Instrumentation Division, William A. Higinbotham, was trying to dream up an exhibit that would grab public attention at the institute's open house.

"He knew how to find the next thing that would grab people," she says.

But Setrakian noticed something in the beats between the political cataclysms that would grab the headlines and shake the news cycle.

We were doing it in a way that was a little edgy, and in a way that'd grab your attention".

When Alexander was asked a year ago if the Bluffdale center would hold the data of Americans, he replied no: "We don't hold data on U.S. citizens," adding that reports that they would "grab all the e-mails" were "grossly misreported".

In it's last weekly survey on April 3 of that contest, Ogden & Fry estimated that Rahm Emanuel would grab 56.6% and Jesus "Chuy" Garcia 43.4%.

"That tax would grab a whole lot of small businesses that are on the cusp of success," Mr. Walker said.

"It appears that a third boy agreed with two friends that they would grab the grade book because of his poor grades," a police officer, who asked not to be named, told Reuters.