Sentence examples for grips on both from inspiring English sources

Grips on both sides of the Seabob are pressure sensitive, which means that riders maintain direction and speed by adjusting their hands.

But his victory strengthens his grip on both.

What explains this enduring grip on both the public and political imagination?

Today, Republicans have a seemingly unbreakable grip on both that job and on state politics in general.

During Dr. Shalala's tenure, the White House kept a close grip on both the health care and welfare initiatives.

Maths and biology were perhaps my two least favourite subjects at school but I now need a decent grip on both.

The Dutch grip on both the Moluccas and Ceylon was broken by the British at the end of the 18th century.

That will allow the government to relax its grip on both the currency and gas market, essential steps if Hungary is to join the European Union.

However, the odds of the White House having any success persuading Congress to adopt the plan, given the Republicans' new grip on both chambers, are extremely long.

A day after the resounding Democratic victory in Tuesday's elections, Gov. James E. McGreevey was savoring a rare day of good news and Republicans were left dispirited by the Democrats' new grip on both houses of the State Legislature.

In the 16 years he's been cooking here, Mr. Smith has developed a solid grip on both his roux and the kitchen at Upperline, in the city's Garden District.