At the same time, Gould's grasp of the power of recordings was owing to the fact that he came of age when the music of Bach in particular was being revived through recordings.
This time however, she's grasped the attention of the world.
The inquiry comes at a time when private equity's grasp has reached into every corner of corporate America.
In time, as CHRO Goyal's grasp of the business became evident, Kumar made a bold move: He gave Goyal the additional responsibility of managing one of the company's high-growth subsidiaries and made him part of the Innovation Council, which identifies opportunities to invest in and incubate new businesses.
It's time to grasp the nettle and get Britain a better line of credit.
At the same time, it lacks its forerunner's grasp of the flow of history.
The political maneuvering may have kept power out of the far-right's grasp this time, but Sarkozy said on Sunday that mainstream politicians should still heed the threat posed by the FN's early victories.
The last thing that looked on was a winner for the visitors, but then Alexis Sánchez's pass was spooned into the air by Federico Fazio, the ball dropped back to earth and Flamini, lurking by the edge of the Spurs area, was on hand to hit it first-time and flush past Vorm's grasp.
Each time Gideon wriggles out of Carver's grasp, you applaud his survival skills, although he too kills and steals when necessary.
But it also tantalized astronomers with hints of the true building blocks of modern galaxies, just beyond Hubble's grasp at the time.
Here the strings eluded Mr. Maazel's grasp a few times in the Richard Strauss works — "Death and Transfiguration" and the "Rosenkavalier" Suite — though the brass chorales were utterly meticulous: beautifully weighted and balanced.
