Sentence examples for Good grip of from inspiring English sources

But finding enough traction to get moving from a standstill doesn't repeal the laws of physics: changing direction or stopping demands a good grip of the road, a lesson many drivers learn only after depositing their vehicle in a snowbank.

Differences in beak morphology also affected the birds' performance: the kea had problems maneuvering the stick tool because of their beak curvature, whereas the crows with their straight beaks had a good grip of the tools.

Get a good grip of the bottle body.

Try palming and getting a good grip of the ball before your alley oop attempt.

A good grip of bat can make a good timing short every time you play a stroke or defence.

The crane has a loose grip and will not be able to get a good grip of the toy, and it will most likely not pick up the toy.

Make sure you have a good grip on the end of the string and let go of the snapper arm.

Method books will focus more on pieces and musicality, whereas theory books help you get a good grip on the technicalities of playing, as well as a strong foundation of musical theory basics.

We didn't have someone like Jefferson Holt [REM's original manager] telling us, 'OK boys, let's do this now.' Most people don't have that guy, someone with a good grip on the rest of it, someone who can make things work".

Once you have a good grip on the kind of lingo an ex-Googler would use and a greater view of the economic ramifications of these claims (if true), the "leak" appears to read more like the allegations of a disgruntled, banned publisher rather than someone intimately familiar with Google's internal operations, language and AdSense platform as a whole.

Get a good grip on the Bill of Rights, and learn why the bill was enacted.