Sentence examples for has a grasping from inspiring English sources
One technological innovation for cleaning the marshes has a grasping claw to pull up mats of dead marsh grass and a squeegee to scrape the oil from the surface underneath.
But what if the creature you are trying to mother is covered with hair, or bites you, or claws you, or has a grasping tail?
Each of us has a grasp of language that is idiosyncratic.
He today has a grasp on a history that many would find – and indeed have found – overwhelming.
The artist quite clearly has a grasp of a very nuanced and very human proposition: what is beautiful.
He may be Belfast's most celebrated chef, but Deane clearly has a grasp on financial realities.
Like Justin, he trusts people to get on with their job but still has a grasp of the detail".
"You can tell when someone has a grasp of the subject," says TWA Chairman Gerald Gitner.
Does she sound as though she has a grasp of your science?
He is also one of the few on Capitol Hill who has a grasp of monetary policy.
By which he means, "has a grasp of state-level managerial politics" and "foreign policy agility".
