Sentence examples for flimsy grip from inspiring English sources
The ad then cuts to the Selector, which flips records like "20 Explosive Hits" into view as the narrator explains how the stand will help the teen overcome his tragically flimsy grip.
Fail, and Australia will snatch the Ashes from England's flimsy grip.
I wouldn't be able to hold on to the supposed reality of our world — I've got a flimsy enough grip on it as it stands.
RT describes News Thing – which is usually hosted by journalist and author Sam Delaney – as having "flimsy grasp of the facts, but an iron grip on the chat" that provides "news that matters and the opinions that don't".
Producers and idle actors huddle under a flimsy canopy; grips hastily unfold another over their high-priced gear.
The zoom ring was flimsy and offered minimal grip.
I walked out of court into so much sunshine, gripping my flimsy piece of paper, which I would add to the inches-thick file I already had amassed on the Respondent.
Is it his bulky heft, the sleepy-eyed sneer or the memory of vein-popping menace as he strangled a man with little more than flimsy wire and a sweaty grip that keeps me from believing Gandolfini could ever be anyone other than a New Jersey mafia don?
Tóibín claims, on the flimsiest of evidence, that Catalans as a whole are opposed to bullfighting, that they are in the grip of a strong anti-Spanish identity, and that there is a significant movement in Catalonia for complete independence from Spain.
