Sentence examples for grip of light from inspiring English sources

"Going" is followed, however, by a number of poems not included in "The Less Deceived" but appearing, rather, in the unpublished collection "In the Grip of Light" (1947) or in the self-published "XX Poems" (1951), which Larkin pulled together after "The North Ship," published by the raffish Reginald Caton's small Fortune Press, sank with scarcely a trace.

We all know that once you hit your fortieth (err, thirtieth) birthday, you're not going to have much luck spending every weekend hanging out in a bar, gripping a bottle of light beer, and listening to the same old jokes, meeting the same people in different clothes.

He's also one of the two billion people living in the vice grip of energy poverty -- without light, without heat, without a single electron of power.

Better to stick to things that don't fire off at the speed of light if you lose your grip for a second.

I scampered ahead, pawing through the darkness, using the occasional flicker of light to indicate the next rock to grip.

The incident also sheds light on the grip of American popular culture.

I grip him tighter, dig my knees into his sides, and when he shifts again the flood of light moves through me.

And then, gradually, as the light changes, you realise you're in the grip of an experience requiring as much time as space.

The grip of fear has been broken.

Grip of white supremacy is global.

Get a grip of yourself.