Sentence examples for pincer grip from inspiring English sources

Harold, caught in a pincer grip by his own double standards, fulminates against "the nice neat England we've built" that "doesn't leave any room for participation".

Drawing helps to develop a child's fine motor skills, due to the pincer grip motion, and fine motor skills are needed in everyday life for tying shoelaces, doing zips up and neat handwriting.

He had the bridge in the pincer grip of his hook, but the balance was off; the glasses were askew on his face, and one of the hinges kept flopping.

She hovered over one mat, where a 1-year-old named Bella used a pincer grip to lift a board book titled "Let's Go to the Park," pointed at pictures and then looked at her mother.

Patients with chronic injuries frequently mention a history of weakness of pincer grip, holding a pen, grasping objects, unscrewing jar lids, and turning a key or door knob [12, 13].

There are two little indentations near the front, which beg to be grasped, although I don't know who would want to carry it with a pincer grip like that.

Keogh warned of a "quadruple pincer" gripping the system: soaring demand for care, escalating costs, a funding straitjacket and public nervousness about change.

Furthermore, MQSpTPL phosphopeptide is also recognized by the pincer grip-like pockets of PB1 and PB2, which are formed by Lys540 and His538 residues.

This is an arresting and accomplished film with an Ancient Mariner ability to fix a pincer-like grip on your attention.

The hands and feet of slow lorises have several adaptations that give them a pincer-like grip and enable them to grasp branches for long periods of time.

Hold the pill in a pincer-like grip.