quick grab造句

• That is a quick grab for Olympic medals at the cost of a long-range plan.
• Q : Some time ago I bought Quick Grab, a great glue, at Home Depot.
• People tend to expect more of their cars in helping them get away for a quick grab at limited recreation opportunities.
• "They were counting on a quick grab, " police investigator Nikolai Ivanov told Russia's RTR television.
• In a punchy demonstration, a quick grab-and-run theft is staged in front of a class at Brooklyn Law School.
• I made a quick grab for the pants and as I fumbled with the safety I heard an ominous but not unfamiliar voice from the darkness.
• This week : Quick Grab glue, Prestone Bullet Waxand Boetje's Stone Ground Dutch Mustard . ( Johnson, Atlanta Journal-Constitution ).
• The chair tilted forward, and only a quick grab of each arm by C-in-C and the Fighter Direction Officer saved Churchill from a dive.
• Pat Kelly made a quick grab and flip to Fernandez at second to start a double play in fifth inning and Stanley gunned down Greenwell trying to steal second in the sixth.
• An authoritative walk into the bathroom followed by a closure of the bathroom door and a quick grab of the remaining roll on the dispenser, then tuck the roll under my armpit and exit the room.
• The Kensington type locks are useful to discourage quick grab-and-run thefts of equipment from casually supervised locations such as coffee shops, but cannot prevent the removal of equipment secured in an unattended location.
• It feels like what it is, a project that aimed low, targeted at youngsters for a quick grab at box office treasure at the beginning of the holiday season, rather than a film that anyone expects to be a beloved long-term classic.
• My reading on the war and tonight's show suggest it was because the Brits were then tied up with Napoleon in Europe, and the United States, upset with the impressment of its sailors by the British, saw a chance to make a quick grab for Canada.