Sentence examples for which seize from inspiring English sources

I've got a capsule review of it in the magazine this week; more important, Rebecca Mead offers, in the same issue, a remarkable Profile (available to subscribers) of the young filmmaker, a few details of which seize my attention.

Everest is covered with the detritus of expeditions which seize a precarious window of time, between the end of the winter winds and the coming of the monsoon, to follow the same narrow route up and down its vast faces.

"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.

They include "Briefcase," case studies that examine how individual organizations succeed or fail in using new technologies; "Reviews," which seize upon a book, article, or report, the release of a product, or the occasion of an event to address some controversy; and "Synopses," which describe recent, important technological innovations or scientific articles and explain why they matter.

The madness this, which seized thee on the shore?

M. GERTHOFFER: It is the seal of the office which seized the letter.

Then there is the army, which seized power in 2006 and could do the same again.

Last month, the Moscow office was raided by law enforcement, which seized many of the computers.

19] extended diplomatic recognition to the revolutionary government which seized power in Yemen last September.

Fatah also has bitter grievances against Hamas, which seized control of Gaza in 2007.

The announcement, which seized the attention of the world news media, was divisive.