| The Egyptians were second in a line of Middle Eastern-North African peoples to attempt to sieze power for themselves during the so-called Arab Spring. |
| He then proceeded to sieze power from the aristocratic party, led by Cimon. |
| Mike Williamson completly missed his attempted clearance, allowing Aron Gunnarsson to sieze possession out wide. |
| There will also be a commemorative portrait of Lady Jane Grey, made long after she too died on the scaffold aged just 17, after her family attempted to sieze the throne on her behalf: her nominal reign lasted just nine days. |
| You get the feeling Matera is determined to sieze the opportunity, just as he did in the Rugby Championship, and extend his stay. |
| The notion of a woman who can sieze power and still have time to fret about floor coverings is, frankly, inspirational. |
