Sentence examples for aggressive grip from inspiring English sources

Place your hand around their wrist with a firm, aggressive grip.

Third, it exhibits none of the aggressive nationalism that grips the other three from time to time.

In Tahrir Square, by contrast, posters bearing General Sisi's face bobbed above the crowd, amid a mood of aggressive nationalism that has gripped much of Egypt since the military removed Mr. Morsi.

This makes sense in light of the ritualized combat seen in fiddler crabs, where only the manus (and not the carapace, which would cause serious injury) is gripped during aggressive interactions [ 8- 10].

What Dubose and Reid -- and many Democrats -- portray as out-of-bounds behavior many Republicans consider suitably aggressive tactics for tightening their grip on the House, an institution the Democrats virtually owned between the 1920's and 1994.

The body is almost identical to earlier rebels, and slightly thicker than my XSi. the other changes I noticed are largely shared with the T1i: molded buttons instead of circular, a more aggressive cut to the hand grip, and a dedicated live view button.

Although Egyptian ties with Israel have improved since the Islamist president Mohamed Morsi was ousted in a 3 July military coup, accusations of foreign influence remain powerful in a country gripped by an aggressive resurgent nationalism.

One day prime minister David Cameron is hosting an anti-corruption summit, calling for a "concerted effort to get to grips with tax evasion, aggressive tax avoidance and corporate secrecy".

The most aggressive response has come from China and Hong Kong, still gripped by memories of SARS, or severe acute respiratory syndrome.

The left-grip front brake was more aggressive, but this made me nervous with worries of having the bike flip upon sudden braking, with the front being grabbier then the rear.

He had a solid but aggressive style, looking to get a right hand grip on his opponents' mawashi and move them quickly out of the ring.