Without the use of my hands, I grasped a shot glass from between his legs, tipped my head back, and swallowed the drink, which was appropriately dubbed a blowjob.
The strange and special atmosphere of Villa Tugendhat cannot be fully grasped from photographs.
Most current approaches follow a multiple re-grasp strategy, in which clothes are sequentially grasped from different points until one of them yields a recognizable configuration.
Having grasped from his long apprenticeship that "great screen acting is more often reacting than performing", he decided he didn't actually need to use trained pros.
This is the logic that younger Tory MPs – such as Steve Barclay, Phillip Lee, Charlotte Leslie and Chris Skidmore – have grasped from the start, and which ConservativeHome also recommended.
It's all part of the same game plan: restoring to Russia whatever power and pride could be grasped from the wreckage of the nineteen-nineties.
In the same work, Shanahan is grasped from behind by a male dancer who forces her to repeatedly bob for apples.
The ridiculously baroque lifecycle of plasmodia are best grasped from straightforward text with lots of diagrams and tables, not poetic language with lots of adjectives.
Crucially, Freud maintains that femininity cannot be grasped from a biological or conventional perspective (Freud 1968 [1933], 114).
Although the diffraction intensities of the second phases are very small, the phase transformation order can be grasped from their tendency according to the applied thermal energy.
Aristotle thinks that potentiality so understood is indefinable (1048a37), claiming that the general idea can be grasped from a consideration of cases.
