Sentence examples for change grip from inspiring English sources

To put injured hand in armpit, to exercise or actively move the affected hand, to change grip pattern or hide the injured hand when opening the refrigerator, to increase indoor temperature, turning off ventilation/air conditioning or avoiding cold water may be other alternatives.

The unprecedented level of change gripping the healthcare industry today presents both challenges and opportunities for both.

The worst climate change gripped the world from 24 to five million years ago.

In 2007, an incredible expectation for change gripped France after 12 years of the reign of Jacques Chirac.

Each of the 50 golfers got a one-on-one session with McIlroy as he changed grips, adjusted swing tempos and gave advice on how to practice.

With the world's attention focused on the tumultuous changes gripping Tunisia, Egypt, Yemen, Bahrain, Libya and Syria, one may be excused for thinking that all is quiet on the Palestinian-Israeli front.

"The teacher might change a grip, and yes, it won't feel normal.

The old story is of the English boy told to change his grip by his English public schoolmaster.

Some switch their shooting hand, or change their grip slightly — techniques that have also proved successful in golf.

You'll have to change your grip from time to time, but the whole wide world of screen is yours.

Warthen said Santana's blister might have caused him to change his grip on the ball, which could have accounted for the dip in velocity.