Sentence examples for a grip of things from inspiring English sources
I think someone has to show some real leadership here, get a grip of things and say, 'this is what's required to happen'.
"Now I have more of a grip on things than I did then, and I know we can make this work.
You imagine Albarn might once have struggled with handing over the reins in this way, but a decade of working with Africa Express, Gorillaz and a multitude of other projects seems to have taught him the value of loosening a grip on things.
"There is a very urgent need for us to get a grip on things in Northern Ireland, to get control of things and sort out the continuing differences," he said.
"Only the whole, I'm hopeful TfL might take a grip of the thing," says Stephen Joseph at the Campaign for Better Transport.
Soon he was sitting in the shade of a table umbrella, drinking an iced cappuccino and trying to get a grip on things.
However, being seen by their husbands as "not having a grip on things" was upsetting and embarrassing for the women.
The same hallmarks were there, with the Galaxy losing their grip of things just as quickly as they did against Portland the year previously.
"That the BBC is now taking action and getting a grip of what is a toxic problem can only be a good thing.
The second thing that is clear is that Europe's policy-makers need to get a grip of the situation.
