Sentence examples for never got a grip from inspiring English sources

But Schlingensief never got a grip on "Parsifal".

"It never stops unfolding and you've never got a grip on it.

The last transport secretary, Patrick McLoughlin, never got a grip on his two white elephants.

But Mr Almunia has never got a grip on his new post, largely because he languishes in the shadow of Mr Gonzalez (whom the opinion polls still regularly rank as Spain's most popular politician).

Clement continued: "I can't think of anything positive about the performance - from the first whistle it was an ugly game and we never got a grip of it.

Entering the wilderness with insufficient information and meagre survival skills is by many measures a foolish act, and Penn's film never gets a grip on the essential riskiness in McCandless's behavior.

Guardiola's side never really got a grip on the game until Jesus was introduced on the hour mark.

It now appears, however, that the daring young men who took over the town and county government three weeks ago never really got a grip on things.

Fognini, one of the mercurial figures of the Tour, never quite got a grip on what was happening to him, entertaining the crowd with some fancy footwork with the ball between points but not providing a lot of quality bat-to-ball resistance.

We're standing on the verge of a profound new understanding of the one subject Enlightenment philosophy could never really get a grip on: human nature.

"We were never able to get a grip on the game.