Sentence examples for to seize something from inspiring English sources

The Nigerian news media would like to seize something else -- Milutinovic's job.

How easy it is to click the shutter, and how nearly impossible to seize something significant through that act.

The Hollywood instinct to seize something small, foreign and idiosyncratic and make it bigger, squarer and slicker is hardly new.

I think they're constructions of human thought that attempt to seize something of the universe, but can be endlessly improved.

Mr. Belgum is all but alone among the Biennial filmmakers in his desire to seize something of everyday reality.

But the desire to seize something from Ershadi, to feel that reality had expanded for me as it had for her, that the other world had come through to touch me, had hastened my revelations.

To clarify, a warrant is court permission to search and seize something.

"The law cannot tolerate such back-door methods, which seize something that any reasonable person expects to remain private," Mr. Gallego's lawyer, David Lynch, wrote in a motion to suppress the DNA evidence extracted from the cigarette butt.

The government may seize something before it comes into the country, but the name of the game in Thailand is: Get the ivory into the country and then our government won't ever touch it..

Equally, I sometimes encounter a needlessly surly butcher who, when you hesitantly propose what you might require, will seize something in a flurry of hands, offer it for a nanosecond's inspection with a lip-curling "That do?", and have it on the scales and off again before your eyes can refocus, while calling out a weight and price which could well be a touch speculative.

And this, I think, is a chance for a president in his last two years to seize on something.