Sentence examples for Grasped some from inspiring English sources

I reached out with my rigid fingers and grasped some gels.

He once represented Marge without wearing any trousers, and didn't seem to have grasped some of the courtroom's rudimentary rules.

In fairness to May and her team, they grasped some of that while being unable to reconcile it with post-Thatcherite Conservatism.

The markings in the book return me to a time when, sitting in my cramped dorm room, I suddenly grasped some principle that governs the way objects interact, whether here on earth or light years distant, and I marveled that such vastness and complexity could be reducible to the equation I had highlighted in my book.

The black and white sheepdog has not only learnt and remembered more than 1,000 proper nouns but she has also grasped some of the finer points of English grammar, according to researchers in the United States who have studied her.

Had today's 25-year-olds been taught about final-salary pension schemes in school, the information would have had little effect other than to highlight what a raw deal they can expect in comparison with their elders.There is also the problem that financial education is of little use unless children have grasped some elementary mathematical concepts.

He grasps some pens, and is done in three minutes.

Yet the foundation has been slow to grasp some opportunities.

Or had she perhaps failed to grasp some important meaning concealed in his words?

More troubling is Lehrer's failure to grasp some fundamental principles of scientific thinking.

Grasping some pink checkered fabric, No. 303 unhurriedly started making a pair of knit slippers.