Then you have grasped it, you have grasped it?' joyfully exclaimed Nicholas.

He grasped the rope with two hands.

Tom grasped the rope with both hands.

He quickly grasped Levin's outstretched hand and pressed it.

Her hand convulsively grasped her fan, and she did not breathe.

The handle came away from the door when I grasped it.

The gnarled branches scraped and grasped for me like living hands.

The gnarled branches scraped and grasped for me like living hands.

Indeed, most commentators have not fully grasped that a world war is occurring.

It needs to accept that globalization is above all an opportunity, one that must be grasped by confident, innovative, and entrepreneurial people.

Meiji Japan grasped the advantages of making the nation a macrocosm of the family.

She had completely grasped and found the right expression for his badly expressed thought.

The Chinese have grasped the hidden key to Japan's success in the 1970s and 1980s.

It never fully grasped the political and economic issues underlying the design of bankruptcy laws.

One wonders, though, if even he could have grasped, much less managed, the contradictions of communist capitalism.

'It is old... But, do you know, when you have once grasped it clearly, everything becomes so insignificant!

Vronsky grasped the hand warmly. 'Yes, as a tool I may be of some use. But as a man I am a ruin!' said he, pausing between the words.

Some companies have already grasped this and are investing in their employees continuous learning, re skilling, and up skilling.

Moreover, having grasped the potential for such volunteers in the country, the International Network Street Pappers (INSP) supported the idea of creating a magazine to be distributed by homeless people.

In fact, new models to square the circle of economic growth, social cohesion, and political liberty may be emerging in some of the countries that have grasped the mantle of globalization.

This he had grasped, but he could not make out why that look of fear and shame appeared on her face...

I grasped the opportunity to return the greeting, making up for those three years in which I couldn't send him birthday wishes.

In fact, projections of rapidly rising Medicare and Medicaid spending in the US and similarly rapidly rising governmental health care expenditures elsewhere in the developed world are not so such a problem to be solved as the side effects of an opportunity to be grasped.

The IMF has not, however, fully grasped that the conditions were often dangerously misguided, and often dealt with political issues that were beyond its mission.

Recently I traveled in distant regions of Russia, where I grasped the enormous disconnect between the center (Moscow) and Russia s periphery, between rulers and ruled.

The seriousness of China on this issue, and now India, the enthusiasm of Brazil and others in the emerging markets to participate in tackling climate change all of this offers a huge opportunity that should be grasped.

What Levitt grasped and what the Enron debacle shows so clearly is that incentives matter, but that unfettered markets by themselves may not provide the right incentives.

As the splinters were now all broken off, Levin grasped the thick ends in his fingers and split the stick, carefully catching a piece as it fell.

The incident occurred when the police officer grasped Ng's bag during the protest and she instinctively shouted indecent assault , as the police officer's arm brushed her breast.

Koznyshev only shrugged his shoulders to express his wonder at this sudden introduction of little birches into their discussion, though he had at once grasped his brother's meaning.

In the past, concern for the environment was viewed as a luxury today, it is a necessity a point grasped by some, but by no means all, economic architects yet.

It was only natural that where chemistry fell short, physics and its premier laboratory showed the way forward, a way grasped by Watson and Crick in the epic breakthrough that we celebrate this month.

Recently I traveled in distant regions of Russia, where I grasped the enormous disconnect between the center (Moscow) and Russia s periphery, between rulers and ruled. That disconnect is nothing new there have always been Tsars and serfs, Politburo commissars and proletariat.

Now and I think since the Public Theater, I must have done more than a dozen cultural identities for major institutions, and I don't think I ever I ever grasped that seriousness again I do them for very big, important institutions in New York City.

What Levitt grasped and what the Enron debacle shows so clearly is that incentives matter, but that unfettered markets by themselves may not provide the right incentives. Markets may not provide incentives for wealth creation they may provide incentives for the kind of shenanigans Enron pursued.

Could be, could be.

Whatever will be, will be.

Whatever will be, will be.

Be afraid. Be very afraid.

Be afraid. Be very afraid.

Be there or be square.

Don't be Hassan. Don't be Hussein.

'Don't be afraid, don't be afraid!'

To be or not to be...

To be or not to be?