Sentence examples for theme grab from inspiring English sources

A 60-second spot for Budweiser, part of a new campaign that carries the theme "Grab some Buds," is being created by a New York agency named Anomaly.

Its Minimalist DNA — the insistent ostinato that runs through the hourlong score, and note-by-note evolution of the superimposed themes — grabs the attention.

This is where Humble Bundle enters the picture -- a popular online service that offers pay-what-you-want, theme-based grab bags of eBooks to consumers, and the bundle is only available for a limited time.

With its wan echo of New Labour reforming themes, the grab-bag of policies the prime minister portentously entitled "Building Britain's Future" is not up to much (see article).

Sure to become a wedding disco staple – not least so people can replicate the dad dancing displayed on their recent X Factor performance – it's a euphoric opener that seems to encapsulate the album's themes of grabbing life by the lapels and giving it a good shake.

What themes are grabbing user attention and how can brands join the conversation that they are sponsoring?

If you're a keen developer — or just want to have a 1255 BB-themed icons ready for a custom Windows theme — you can grab the icon archive from here.

But by August of last year Mr. Bush was beginning to test out the phrase in informal presentations, using it as he did last night to describe a goal he hoped to achieve, and as a unifying theme for a grab bag of policies including private accounts for people to save for retirement, health care and education.

Back in 1992 when Bill Clinton was running for president, his staff searched for a theme that would grab the attention of the American people.

But the theme that really grabs the audience for these shows isn't shipwreck or communal living or imposed fasting or the collision between teamwork and self-reliance.

Case in point, an upcoming series of protests we're organizing with the theme of Pussy Grabs Back.