Sentence examples for a grip on things from inspiring English sources

He and the Cowboys have a week to get a grip on things.

"I think the town is now trying to get a grip on things," she said.

Even Nigel Farage admits they need to "get a grip on things".

"So everyone has to bear with them until they get a grip on things".

When Hutch gets a grip on things it doesn't seem probable that he's going to lose it.

3.24pm BST 24 min: Brazil are starting to take a grip on things here, albeit without much penetration.

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I get bored easily and, overall, it seems like I just can't get a grip on this thing called "love".

I get bored easily and, overall, it seems like I just can't get a grip on this thing called "love". I don't know why, but the ideal has just never come my way.

Mike McKee, the Walters' senior art handler, couldn't imagine how he was going to get a grip on the thing, let alone carry it from the museum's galleries in the Hackerman House and down a flight of marble steps, and then into the museum's Centre Street building.

The soft touch finish on the 7's rear is a welcome addition too, as it helps you get a better grip on things if you're playing games or furiously swiping through one of Darrell's many Apple patent articles.