Sentence examples for upon which to seize from inspiring English sources

It is also clear that the mayor's potential rivals in 2005 will have red meat upon which to seize.

upon which to expand.

Ashfield considered that Pick possessed "a sterling character and steadfast loyalty", and "an administrative ability which was outstanding", with "a keen analytical mind which was able to seize upon essentials and then drive his way through to his goal, always strengthened by a sure knowledge of the problem and confidence in himself".

The new phone was launched alongside the Huawei Watch, which also looks to seize upon Apple's recent launch of its Watch.

Mr Frank relied upon intuition to seize the moment.

The severe bear market of 1973 to 1974 produced a bumper crop of bargains upon which Buffett and Berkshire were able to seize, picking up big interests in The Washington Post.

The sustainability assessment identified choices, which municipalities had to make to seize on these options.

The speed and effectiveness by which project based organizations are able to seize changes is critical to their success.

Wan said "to seize upon isolated problems and say our country's science and technology system is rotten is something with which I do not agree.

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Mr. Jackson's representatives were quick to seize upon the memorandum.