Sentence examples for grip called from inspiring English sources

DiMarco tried the grip, called the claw, and his career took off.

The grip, called the Vacuum Dock, adheres to the back of a tablet or e-reader through a suction cup.

She was shown how the things she calls bullets -- which are actually called rounds -- are loaded in the magazine, and how the magazine goes into the receiver, which is inside the handle, called the grip, of an automatic, or in this case, a semiautomatic.

There are several varieties of grips besides the traditional French grip often called pistol grips such as Belgian, Visconti and Russian.

For instance, a grip style called German grip is one common variation on the basic American grip that is sometimes used to give the drummer additional power (especially for timpani and bass drums in classical music).

Because your grips for each hand match, this type of grip is called a "matched grip ., this type of grip is called a "matched grip".

In 2009 Old Spice introduced a pouf in a rubber grip and called it a Deck Scrubber.

Labour said Mrs May had lost her grip and called for an apology.

An underhand grip, often called a chin-up, is an easier way to begin because "you get to pull more bicep into it," says Freytag.

GRIP also called ABP, with a multi-PDZ domain scaffold, links and stabilizes AMPAR GluA2/3 subunits at synapses.

Lindberg made his name with a gripping piece called "Kraft" (1983-85), whorchestrastra is augmented by scrap-metal percussion and a conductor blowing a whistle.