用grabbed造句子，“grabbed”造句
A hooded man grabbed Keith's hand.
"Hey, Robin!" I grabbed her as she passed my roomette.
She then grabbed Disa's hand and dragged her through the door to the sitting room.
I grabbed the weeds by their stems and pulled them from the ground.
Quickly the anthropologist stepped out of his car, grabbed the antenna, broke it off and threw it at the apprentice.
She rubbed her fingers through the dirt, and grabbed a handful of grass to wipe between her legs.
Toyota grabbed the world's No. 1 spot in the first six months of the year. But GM took the lead for the nine months ended September.
The Belgians nearly grabbed an equaliser in the final minutes when a header came back off the bar but play was then halted for offside and Milan were home and dry.
Wade made pull-ups. He made floaters. He went left; he went right. He grabbed an offensive rebound, flipped it in the basket and got fouled in a single motion.
When Ah Ch'ou heard that Ah Hsiung was still to get a popsicle, he went up to him, grabbed hold of his arm with one hand and held out the other, saying, "You lost my ball it back.I want my ball.I want to bounce it now."
Christopher grabbed an eggplant.
He grabbed off the best seat.
The fruiterer's wife next door was grabbed, don't you remember?
He grabbed his wallet from the bedside table and stuffed it deep in his pocket.
Mostly, people leaned forward in their seats and grabbed the rail of pew in front of them.
Inside the Cineworld 02 (where the event was held), Justin grabbed nachos and a drink before going into the theater to watch the movie with his fans.
In the several decades, Yanghang has grabbed large quantities of fur materials, hindering the development of China's leather industry and fur textiles industry.
If a pair of tines or neighboring tines have grabbed anomalous stuff, other tines can still move without interruption until all the tines of the grapple totally reach to the stuff.
The plate of life, some need to break through, some must adhere to, when the choice of degree, go in and out, if greed to go forward, the trap as a pie, as strong as a powerful, grabbed the things that do not belong, then easy to go south, after all. It is more important to keep pace than to move forward. Staying is the best dir
He grabbed his enemy by the throat.
He stepped onto a wooden table and grabbed the microphone.
China’s promotional video on billboard-size screens in New York City’s Times Square grabbed the attention of passers-by.
One morning, while taking my baby for a stroll near the mountains, a teenage policewoman grabbed by arm and tried to lead me to a police van.
Two weeks later when the kit arrived,I ripped off the brown paper wrapper,grabbed the cards and dashed from the e hours later.I returned home with no card and a pocket full of money proclaiming," the people couldn't wait to buy my
"Yup!" Trevor greedily grabbed his hamburger.
The baseball fan, who grabbed Bonds' 600th home run ball, has been named defendant
While I was looking in my pocketbook, some teenage boys came up behind me. One threw me to the ground and grabbed my suitcase with Sophie inside!
The whole lower right hand corner of that flag grabbed her and they 3 hustled her up the stairs and up on the roof of the Central Building, and they leaned her out and they made her look down at it.
Sleepy and sluggish, I grabbed for a bit of chocolate.
Similarly, on Capitol Hill, legislators are reluctant to devote energy to an issue that hasn’t grabbed the public’s attention and isn’t tied directly to U.S. jobs or the budget.
He grabbed my collar and pulled me towards him.
It was supposed to be a tough match for both players, but Lin Dan grabbed the gold as he overwhelmed the Malaysian in a one-sided two-setter 21-12, 21-8.
He grabbed the Farmer's Almanac and started flipping through the pages until he found what he was looking for.
A man grabbed him by the coat.
The subsatellite would have spiraled slowly away from Iapetus until Saturn grabbed it.
