Sentence examples for which to seize from inspiring English sources

There is no controversy with which to seize attention.

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

For a group of financiers to go around town admiring properties and deciding which to seize through the government power of condemnation so that they can acquire free land and speculate on it is appalling.

Russo-Polish War, (1919 20), military conflict between Soviet Russia and Poland, which sought to seize Ukraine.

That day, court bailiffs, backed by the paramilitary police, raided an office that keeps the main registry of Yukos shareholders -- potentially a guide to which assets to seize.

Constitutionalists, militia and rightwing zealots flocked to the Bundy ranch and stayed to defend him from the federal Bureau of Land Management (BLM), which wanted to seize his cows over $1.2m in unpaid fees for grazing on federal land over two decades.

(That the house belonged to the parents apparently didn't matter to the local district attorney's office, which planned to seize it, auction it off, and keep the proceeds).

But true to form, now that its misfeasance is public, Reno Justice is launching its own "criminal investigation," the intent of which is to seize control of the productive civil case until after the coming election.

"We have achieved several of our strategic objectives, the first of which was to seize the oil fields before destruction for the Iraqi people," said Maj. Gen. William Webster, the deputy commanding general of the allied ground command.

The war began with an operation by Georgia, which hoped to seize territory that had been outside its control since the early 1990s.

Democrats were mobilising to stop Mr Trump appointing a successor to Anthony Kennedy before midterm elections in November, during which they hope to seize control of the Senate, which would allow them to block the nomination.