11.   Anticipating the subject, Clinton called in his opening statement Tuesday for Republicans and Democrats alike to seize the moment and clean up the campaign finance system this year.

12.   Arafat says all sides should seize the moment as Clinton seeks a Camp David-style meeting.

13.   Artists in the audience with less experience than Kay expressed a similar desire to seize the moment.

14.   As has been the case through several plunges this year, investors seized the moment to pick up some stocks at lower prices.

15.   As president, he might seize the moment to embrace a hard-right agenda, especially if Republicans retain control of Congress.

16.   At any rate, Johnson seemed to understand that with his ability and focus he was in a position to flirt with history, to seize the moment.

17.   Because an audience is most open and eager to make a personal connection at the beginning of a presentation, seize that moment.

18.   Baseball needs to seize the moment instead of boring us to death.

19.   A chance to play for the WNBA championship is within reach and the Sparks hope to seize the moment against the Sacramento Monarchs today.

20.   Albright also emphasized the importance of seizing the moment, insisting that the isolation and news blackout of negotiations next month will increase the odds for success.