The phrase "gripping place" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a location that is exciting, impressive, or difficult to leave. For example, "The ruins of the ancient city were a truly gripping place that captivated my imagination."
As a result, for British moviegoers at least, the film, though gripping, took place in a social vacuum.
Grasp the grip (may look like a pistol grip); place your index finger on the side of the gun over the trigger.
Alternate finger grips for the basic throw include: For the Thurston grip, place the short side of a card between your middle and index finger so that the side runs parallel with the two fingers all the way through.
For the Ricky Jay grip, place your index finger on a corner and place your thumb on top of the card with your three remaining fingers along the bottom of the long side of the card.
To achieve the Semi-Western grip, place the bottom knuckle of your non-dominant hand on the 8th bevel, pointing diagonally across your palm toward the heel of your hand and beneath your pinkie.
For this grip, place your index knuckle and heel of your hand at the third bevel (the indent on the racket's handle at the 3 o'clock position) and with the heel of your hand at the bottom lug.
Once you've rotated your grip, place the left paddle blade in the water near the feet and rotate the torso while pulling the blade through the water along the left side of the boat while retracting your left arm and extending your right arm.
Start with one on top and and number each bevel clockwise until you get to eight (which is closer to what would be 11 o'clock on a clock face).[2] For this grip place the base knuckle of your index finger on bevel two with the center palm of the hand on bevel one.
For a long time, fatalism gripped this place, a crushing inevitability.
Last week, however, as the last bottles of Dr. McGillicuddy's Schnapps were being polished off, a wistful mood gripped the place.
