Sentence examples for is grip from inspiring English sources

"What you do," he said, leading me to the abyss, "is grip the pole with your knees.

Losing grip If Lyons has a favourite word to sum up both the failings of the past and the desire to get back on track, it is "grip" – financial and editorial.

Ancient Athenian democracy, for example, had very little to do with our modern political system in Britain: the problem is that we have inherited the Greek word (the original meaning is "grip of the people", so it's an idea with an inbuilt critique).

His promotional phrase for it is "Grip it and sip it".

The raw frailty score for a new individual, i, can be expressed as follows: DFactor score(i) = z fat w fat (i) + z loss w loss (i) + z grip w grip (i) + z fdiff w fdiff (i) + z act w act (i), where FAT is fatigue, LOSS is loss of appetite, GRIP is grip strength, FDIFF is functional difficulties and ACT is physical activity, as defined in the above frailty definition.

Perhaps one of the most important factors is grip.

It is gripping throughout.

The image is gripping.

Yet Shylock's deep fury is gripping.

Oranjefever is gripping the nation.

Gilman's play is gripping.