Sentence examples for grip of both from inspiring English sources

In the grip of both a humanitarian catastrophe and an economic crisis, Zimbabwe is once again in limbo.

If those ingredients don't make for sufficient drama, the city is in the grip of both a smallpox epidemic and a heatwave.

Garrett, the antihero of the series since its 1998 premier, it back, returning to his home town, which is now in the grip of both a horrendous plague and a tyrannical ruler, The Baron.

On Monday, he appeared at the national unveiling in New York of No Labels, a group that aspires to build a grass-roots movement for political independents and independent-minded voters in both parties, and talked again about loosening the grip of both parties on the political process.

These arts liberate men and women (though Jefferson was thinking only of men) from the grip of both tyrants and demagogues and enable those liberated to rule themselves.

Last month a new political group called No Labels announced their intention to loosen the grip of both parties on the political process.

Hers is a voice in the making -- which in "The Lily Theater" is the voice of an energetic and spirited teenager who finds herself in the grip of history, both public and her own.

The grip strength of both hands was measured using a hand grip dynamometer (My-Gripper; Yamasa, Tokei, Japan).

20 The handgrip test is used to assess grip strength of both hands with the Jamar® Hydraulic Hand Dynamometer (JA Preston Corporation, Jackson, MI).

Grip strength of both hands is estimated using a vigorimeter [ 55].

Grip strength of both the injured and the non-injured site will be tested.