Sentence examples for will be grabbing from inspiring English sources

Home-grown or foreign-controlled, private-sector providers will be grabbing for, and probably getting, an ever larger share of it.

Down by the lake each day, SGP veterans will be grabbing first-timers, throwing them in the air and crowd-surfing them straight into the water.

So as the political cartographers extend the boundaries on Ms. Pelosi's behalf, they will be grabbing people from neighboring districts, which themselves must also be adding constituents.

My worry is that after the European referendum, regardless of whether we remain or stay, there is going to be a huge concern and paranoia that Ukip will be grabbing support from the Labour party".

What many on the left fear is that we will be grabbing power back from Brussels bureaucrats in order to pass it over to the rich elites and globalised companies.

As a closing note, I will be grabbing this week's episode of The Office from BitTorrent.

Significant privatisation has, so far, not been forthcoming, and there are worries that state assets, whenever they are sold, will be grabbed by apparatchiks.

Of course, the headlines will be grabbed by Buddy Franklin's stupid high bump on Nick Malceski, which will see him out for next week's rematch.

With two warm-up matches against different South African Invitation XIs in Potchefstroom and Pietermaritzburg first, Cook says spots will be grabbed through performance.

This important statement will be grabbed eagerly by charities and campaign groups, although Dorrell will not go so far as to say that the system is in crisis as opposed to being under "increasing pressure".

It's feared that this year alone tens of thousands of images, worth millions of dollars, will be grabbed without permission.