Sentence examples for have to grip from inspiring English sources

At the pierhead prudent promenaders, blown to the limit of their endurance, would have to grip their hats and turn back.

A user doesn't have to grip Mr. McKown's device because two wide hooks curl around the thumb and forefinger to fix it in place.

Of course, linemen don't have to grip the ball in frigid temperatures and throw it with precision, the way Brady and Eli Manning will have to Sunday night in the house made famous by Peyton.

There is a cultural issue there which we do have to recognise and apologise for and deal with very robustly... It's a cultural issue and I think we do have to grip it.

This is a way to make sure that they have to grip it".

"A lot of mechanisms still have to grip, but the signs were very promising," said the 34-year-old.

Dugdale has to grip the party organisation, project a modern version of the Scottish Labour party's ideals, and plot a path back to victory.

He was halfway through the sentence before he was overcome, and had to grip the countertop to complete it as the bile rose.

8 To propel an FWW, the user has to grip the FWW's handgrip.

And I think all the parties have to get to grips with that".

Mr Sharif will have to get to grips with the country's large fiscal imbalance.