"hold of something" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to have or maintain control or possession of something. Example: "She finally managed to get hold of the remote control after it had fallen between the couch cushions."
I had to grab hold of something.
Even if inmates can get hold of something sharp, cells have few places to hide it.
They'll beat the crap out of you if you get a hold of something they want.
"I'm so grateful to grab hold of something that wants to be a play," he says.
"By the time I get hold of something, it's already hot.
I like the way he'll get hold of something and he won't let go.
According to this theory, there are three ways of changing health: creative imaging, that is to see, hear and feel what a situation might be like if lived in a different way, affirming personal patterns and value priorities and shedding light on paradoxes, that is, looking at the incongruence in a situation and changing the view held of something.
He would hold a scroll of something, Hold it firmly in his left-hand; He would keep his right-hand buried (Like Napoleon) in his waistcoat; He would contemplate the distance With a look of pensive meaning As of ducks that die in tempest.
I think, certainly, there's a lot of room for showing people in clubs more, a bit more meat to get hold of mentally, something more rich and nuanced.
While accommodating all straight marriages and no gay marriages puts George's argument under tremendous strain, his words hold the seed of something richer.
Instead, the July report held a bit of something for everyone.For President Barack Obama, the payroll employment number is surely a relief.
