Sentence examples for it has gripped from inspiring English sources

The trial is not being televised, but in a sign of how it has gripped this city, which once cringed in fear of Mr. Bulger, the first person lined up at 1 30 a.m. for the 9 a.m.

It has gripped the public imagination and triggered outrage because it underlines fears that an untouchable elite of politicians and businessmen connived together at the expense of the taxpayer.

All along, I've wanted to know what this cancer could teach me, and I like to think that I've gripped it just as hard as it has gripped me.

It had gripped me many times in my life with the resistance.

To measure forelimb grip strength, each mouse was gently pulled away from the meter in a horizontal plane after it had gripped the bar, and the force applied to the bar immediately before the mouse released its grip was recorded.

He has put Japan on a regime of "Abenomics", a mix of reflation, government spending and a growth strategy designed to jolt the economy out of the suspended animation that has gripped it for more than two decades.

The toddler's death is the latest in a grim series of statistics as Europe faces a continuation of the crisis which has gripped it since the summer as desperate refugees flee war-torn Iraq and Syria by any means necessary.

Libyans are going to the polls amid the anarchy that has gripped it since 2011's overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi.

A recent match however, has gripped Indonesia.

A full-circle feeling has gripped me.

Vinnymania has gripped the Carolinas.