Sentence examples for I got a grip from inspiring English sources

That was 60,000 saying I was not good enough until I got a grip of it.

The first 10 minutes I have no memory of, it was like some kind of out of body experience, and then I got a grip and it was fine.

I'm glad I got a grip on my own wobbliness, not least because, otherwise, I would have missed seeing at least 30 top-flight businesswomen changing out of their heels in the Central Lobby at the end of the evening, which delighted me no end and made me feel strangely happy to be a woman.

I got a grip of myself and headed for the ticket office; I needed to get the next train to Moscow which my rail timetable told me was at 13.30, and it was nearly 11 now.

Luckily, I got a grip, and realized that we have to ignore the noise, embrace our age, not be afraid of it, accept that change is happening, and figure out the best way to address those changes, forging ahead with health and vitality.

"I'll call it in, sir, soon as I get a grip on myself," says unruffled Warren, who also shoots the bootlegger.

With the 4DSQ, I get a grip on the problem and the feeling that I have something to offer the patient" (GP 2).

She tells us as much when she kicks off the album by singing, on the first track, "I ain't got a grip on nothin'," and then begins the final song with this couplet: "Am I mad / Not mad enough".

I've still got a grip on my personality".

Hammond said: "I think we have got a grip on the crisis.

He told the BBC: "I'm sure he's got a grip of these guys and laid down what responsibilities they have as individuals, and as a team who are representing England.