Sentence examples for deep grip from inspiring English sources

They include some grown-up features too, such as fairly deep grip on the outsole, good protection around the ankles and the tongue, and decent waterproofing.

Retributive justice has a deep grip on the punitive intuitions of most people.

In other words, while a heavier vehicle can get a deeper grip, more mass is going to be more difficult to stop and to steer.

That wheel, with its thick grip points and squared-off bottom, may reflect the most tactile change to the S5 for 2013, but deeper developments are afoot.

"When the concavity is deep, it grips a lot," he said.

United, winner of the last three titles, is one point behind Chelsea, which got a game in hand after its clash with Hull was one of five matches to fall victim to the deep freeze gripping the country.

I hate to give books five star ratings as I feel a book can always be improved, but Throne of Glass will forever remain a firm favourite on my shelf as I find it appeals to everything I like; a strong female lead; a fantasy world; and a deep and gripping storyline full of political intrigue and betrayal, leaving me wanting more, all with a dash of humour and romance.

The Whale: Revenge From the Deep This gripping two-hour scripted special revisits the 1820 sinking of the Essex, a New England whaling ship in a sperm whale attack that inspired Herman Melville's "Moby Dick".

He had won the Nobel Prize in 1920, and, unlike other Fascist sympathizers, such as Céline and Pound, he had a deep and lasting grip on his public, that of an enchanter.

In 1989, the year I entered lasting recovery, our country was deep within the grip of the "War on Drugs".

You want to jam the ball as deep into your grip as you can comfortably.