Sentence examples for grasp around from inspiring English sources

This class has long understood what some only began to grasp around 2008: many of us are trapped in a system that is killing us.

The president said he did not know whether Saddam Hussein had been killed by an attack on a residential complex in Baghdad on Monday, but that if he is still alive, his grasp "around the throats of the Iraqi people" is loosening.

Online outlets had to grasp around for different servers to use, but the News had to find another place to actually print its latest editions.

Maybe she had a change of heart as she watched little arms grasp around my neck and another set of tiny hands that I willingly let play messily in my hair.

Most kids develop the mature tripod grasp around ages 5 to 6, or even older.

Take advantage of your grasp around her. Stroking around her body like her back, butts, shoulders, neck etc is a turn on.

David Cameron is grasping around for a new pledge on immigration that will win back voters from UKIP without upsetting Britain's European neighbours (a task that looks increasingly quixotic).

There's a lot of grasping around right now to see what works, which is understandable: it's unexplored territory for many of these brands.

But the main explanation is more prosaic: ministers are grasping around for new ways to boost Britain's hobbling economy.

Hold the bullfrog by grasping around the "upper thighs" with its legs together.

Your tines should be faced down with your palm grasped around the end.