Sentence examples for which has grabbed from inspiring English sources

But it's the analysis which has grabbed me all over again.

And, of course, the notion that extremists are now targeting teenagers for radicalisation which has grabbed the headlines.

The opposition was attempting to draw attention to a pension change which has grabbed less headlines than the old age pension changes foreshadowed in the budget.

There's a bigger prize for the winner and more support for the also-rans from this brand-new event, which has grabbed top contenders, including Despers and Pan Rebels.

The new Delta and Atlas rockets give Boeing and Lockheed Martin the ability to match Arianespace's Ariane 5, which has grabbed business since its 1999 introduction because it can carry two satellites and a payload up to 14,000 pounds.

Mr. Kim's experience is an illustration of both the challenge and the potential of doing business in North Korea, which has grabbed global attention in recent weeks with its threats to wage nuclear war on South Korea and the United States.

But leaders of ethnic minorities say those deals, which have grabbed international attention, have offered false hopes about national reconciliation.

More heft could help cable operators fend off satellite-TV firms and wireless-broadband companies, which have grabbed customers.

Mapplethorpe wanted to grab our attention, and he did, with that which had grabbed his own attention.

In previous years, attenders have been bombarded by 3D TV, Google TV, and "smart" TV – none of which have grabbed the popular consciousness.

The leaking of the latest Michelin restaurant guide saw initial focus on the eight chic restaurants in London, including Hedone and Dabbous, which have grabbed their first star.