Sentence examples for going to grasp from inspiring English sources

Wherever I go, I always imagine I'm finally going to grasp its essence.

Cone said: "I'm not going to grasp onto three innings and tell you guys I'm back.

COMMENT FROM TERI: I think you're wrong, consider this "When are we going to grasp the essential truth?

"We've got a great opportunity but we're only going to grasp that opportunity if we get out there and work harder than we've ever worked before," she said.

'In the second half we struck back and looked like we were going to grasp the game, but Leeds responded very rapidly every time.

I tried to join in, but it was immediately clear that this was a physical language I was never going to grasp.

The incident underlined the lengths to which poor migrants will go to grasp a better future and also how far authorities will go to plug the holes in the walls of Fortress Europe.

But in a year in which voters are fed up with Washington (even Mr. McCain said on Sunday that his base was disillusioned), the Republicans have a long way to go to grasp the mood of the electorate in this 21st-century election.

I am inspired by the lengths children and parents go to grasp a chance to learn.

The user interface still feels somewhat overwrought, and in its efforts to be original, the startup is crams a lot of new terminology down our throats: "trustlines," "True10," and "Pocket," are terms which everyday users aren't going to immediately grasp.

"So we've got an opportunity that we're going to try to grasp".