Sentence examples for flexible grip from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chailly, growing as a Mahlerian, keeps a firm yet flexible grip on the huge score, and the lead soloists, Jane Eaglen and Ben Heppner, are well suited to the requisite heavy vocal lifting.

The resulting design is stripped down, with innovation mostly restricted to the sole's highly flexible grip and the upper's foot-anchoring webbing, while still managing to hit an aesthetic sweet spot.

It's good to pause to appreciate how flexible and tenuous our grip on reality actually is.

But a good winter tire must remain pliable at lower temperatures; since ice is a microcrystalline structure, staying flexible allows the tire to grip what little roughness it has.

Make your grip firm, but flexible; if you grip too tightly, you'll be less able to wield the bat properly.

Keep your grip loose and flexible.

Try to get a light, flexible shoe with a good grip.

Wear flexible, flat-soled shoes with excellent grip.

Your baby's first pair of shoes should be a strong, yet flexible shoe that has a good grip for walking.

Throughout the stroke, your grip must be loose and flexible enough to allow you to hang off the handle.

Along with those leg muscles, cheetahs have a flexible spine and big claws that give them a great deal of grip — "more grip than even a motorbike," as Dr. Wilson put it.