Sentence examples for has a gripping from inspiring English sources
She has a gripping tale to tell.
The company's sales model on its Web site has a gripping new pitch: terrorism.
"Further, the top surface of each pedal ideally has a gripping surface," she writes in her patent.
Finally, Romesh Gunesekera's Heaven's Edge (Bloomsbury) is his best book so far - brilliant, as ever, on atmosphere, but this quest for love and the past set in a fallen paradise also has a gripping plot and startling denouement.
Birahima's last battle Of dreams and nightmares Wartime rations Reprints Related items At the crossroadsJul 24th 2003 Millennium issue: The Turkish empire: Goodbye to the MamluksDec 23rd 1999 Letter from Samarkand: Soviet hangoverJul 24th 1997If at times irritatingly like an apologia for a bloodthirsty tyrant, Mr Marozzi's book has a gripping tale to tell.
Padnos, who has a gripping screen presence, is not naive.
But for all that Charged makes you squirm, the plays have a gripping vitality.
The feminization of racial stereotyping has had a gripping effect.
Shoes that have a gripping sole are preferable.
Marxist thinking still has a grip on the collective imagination.
It also has a grip on key security portfolios.
