"If this is a cause in which you believe and you had the chance to meet with the leader, you'd grab that opportunity," Mr. Brown said.
When Ingrid's satanic boyfriend, Skaggs, wants her to move, he takes her "by the back of the neck like you'd grab a dog, not to hurt, just to guide"; just so is Alma guided by "Dmitri's hand (gentle, not-so-gentle) at the nape of her neck".
Meanwhile, with the focus on group recommendations, which is new today, Ness is positioning itself as more of planning tool for scheduled outings, rather than an app you'd grab at the last minute while looking for inspiration, or to find something you might like when in unfamiliar territory.
Not necessarily something you'd grab and go.
"Then you'd grab a program that someone had thrown away, and a Racing Form, and you bet a couple of dollars.
He seems so weak.' And that was kind of my point — in a lot of movies, you'd grab a weapon and start fighting, but he understood the lack of power he had, and acquiesced to it.
Hell, if you had the money to do so 300 years ago, you'd grab your entire family and sit still for hours to have your (glorified) likenesses painted and hung on the wall.
That's right, you'd grab socialist realism cinema by the balls and become its badass movie star, garnering a nation of adoring fans in the process, who loved you as much as their dictatorial despot leader would let them get away with.
That's right, you'd grab socialist realism cinema by the balls and become its bad ass movie star, garnering a nation of adoring fans in the process, who will love you as much as their dictatorial despot leader will let them get away with.
If you'd grabbed a random intern toward the end of my residency in 1995, and asked her if she could envision the headline "The Beginning of the End of AIDS" in less than 20 years, she would have simply stared uncomprehendingly at you with bleary eyes.
