To seize the day could be construed as a stoic, moral or hedonistic call, though not usually a sentimental one. |
We seize the day to thank again the directors of the videos and the participants of the sessions. |
They will seize the day and the Afghani people and the world will be better for it. |
He will be forever marked by his failure to seize the day, consigned to history as a vacillator. |
Together we must seize the day and deliver. |
They, and the President who leads them, are determined to seize the day. |