Sentence examples similar to grasp the globe from inspiring English sources

Travelers still grasp the globe-topped newel posts and thick brass handrails of the old Pennsylvania Station and unknowingly walk over its glass-block floors.

Keep grasping the ball longer.

In narrative terms, it's an astonishing moment, comparable to the onrush of memories as madeleine meets teacup in Proust, or the scene in Citizen Kane when the maddened Kane first grasps the snow globe, emblem of all he has left behind.

I grasp the handle.

Who will grasp the moment?

Firmly grasp the candle.

Firmly grasp the stem of the strawberry.

"Without grasping the dimensions of this globe-girdling Baseworld," Chalmers Johnson insisted, "one can't begin to understand the size and nature of our imperial aspirations or the degree to which a new kind of militarism is undermining our constitutional order".

He grasped the time.

Aliya grasped the concept instantly.

He grasped the steering wheel.