| After nabbing Brian from a care facility, Larry brings him to his apartment. |
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| Nonetheless, he was openly delighted at nabbing the final seat in the ward. |
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| The film industry has blamed the police for their failure in nabbing the culprits. |
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| Tasked with nabbing an elusive bandit hiding out in a forest, this could become a long-running serial. |
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| He is primarily focused on nabbing viewers aged 15-to-25 years, a demographic especially prone to on-demand, binge-viewing. |
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| He had absolutely no fear of getting caught in his robbery, nor any worries about the police nabbing him for his drug use. |
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| Use the spear for nabbing medium-size freshwater fish like bass and catfish, or ocean fish such as grouper and flounder. |
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| He reached into the trunk of the taxi and grabbed his suitcase, nabbing the bottle. |
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| There's an incredible sense of anticipation that nabbing the big fella is going to happen sooner rather than later. |
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| Why announce his arrest to the world before actually nabbing him? |
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| In just the latest, the embattled governor is being called out for violating state ethics laws by nabbing Yankees tickets gratis. |
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| In a world where enough is never enough, nabbing that last career-capping acquisition can kill you. |
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| That's because the hackers will be able to make it look like it's an insider job rather than an external attacker nabbing information. |
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| He managed 21 appearances, nabbing his first goal in more than four years, but then left for Bristol City and got nowhere before, finally, he enjoyed some success, inspiring Carlisle United to promotion to League One. |
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| My nights were filled with writing and e-mails and mindless TV shows about nabbing serial killers or cat fights over who would be America's Next Top Model. |
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| As vain as he was vicious, he would have been distressed that this was the last image he left his public. Human-rights groups criticised the police for not nabbing him alive. |
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| In the middle group, staff aged 35 to 54, 5 percent confessed to nabbing a so-called duvet day. |
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| A dubious-sounding Moldovan firm had also, it is rumoured, once tried to lure him to Sudan, perhaps as a plan to have him snatched. By 2008 the prospects of nabbing him looked remote. |
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| Just nabbing the small folks on the street will be a recipe for exploding prisons, courtroom backlogs, and millions of dollars of taxpayers' money. |
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