nab

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• By a large margin, it's the youngest women they believe they can plausibly nab.

• It took British authorities years to nab Altaf Hussain, the infamous Pakistani cult/party leader.

• This is not the first time the site has been willing to dole out big bucks to nab public figures.

• I know how hard it is to even try and nab Bill for an interview—going through his lawyer, etc.—so how did you corral him?

• There were plenty of armed and uniformed posse members helping out or looking for unauthorized immigrants to nab.

• The day is one that will long be remembered by those who took part in the trips round the Nab.

• When you nab them, you feel as if they hadn't a fair show; it hardly seems a sporting proposition.

• One knows these gentlemen the Parisian police: how they cry a wolf and then go out and nab some stray puppy in the street.

• Down below, Nab runs out a bare black arm into the sea, which even in the calmest weather angrily foams along the windward side.

• Judging it correctly, he turned his back and ran; then, whirling about just in time, put up a single hand to nab the ball.