英伦广角 2013-01-19 伦敦市中心直升机坠毁2死13伤

 We were walking to work this morning, and just out of blue, this happened. We saw the helicopter, hit the crane at the top of the building. And there was a loud crack, and then the helicopter was spinning, out of control, and incredibly toward us, I mean, directly towards us, so we ran to the side of the road. And, I mean, it then crashed into the road just feet away from the center. And, I mean, my * fell over, and I had to grabbing¹. It was just awful. You see a helicopter * out of the sky toward you. You know, the last thing you expect on your way to work, and then it exploded. So, I...I am sure when you look at something like that, you just can't believe what you are seeing. 

Well, it's not the...you are on your way to work...it's just a normal day you are going to work. The last thing you expect *. You see things, like you see films, you know, of helicopter or planes crashing. But when it actually happens to you, actually coming towards you. And, God, we were so lucky. We were so lucky that we run to the side of the road and we just manage to get away from it. And then it hit the building on the side of the road. And then it exploded. There was explosion. And, I mean, by that point, we were just, obviously shaken. You know, you just couldn't move. I mean, it's just what you could do. 

1 grabbing   

v.抢先，抢占( grab的现在分词 )；（尤指匆忙地）取；攫取；（尤指自私、贪婪地）捞取

参考例句：

• The plane was grabbing for altitude. 这架飞机在抢占高度。 来自《简明英汉词典》
• He sprang to his feet, grabbing his keys off the coffee table. 他一跃而起，从茶几上一把抓起自己的钥匙。 来自辞典例句