Sentence examples for serve as a grip from inspiring English sources

This will serve as a grip.

Although Chelsea Jeans has served as a gripping shrine for hundreds of thousands of visitors from around the world, the store's proprietor, David Cohen, shuttered his doors on Saturday, a victim of hard times in Lower Manhattan.

This compelling story of two cultures, brought together in a state of violent conflict, serves as a gripping examination of lost innocence and moral uncertainty in the quiet backwoods of America.

For a Sunday at least, the N.F.L. served its purest purpose as entertainment vehicle, serving as a gripping distraction for anyone with a taste for football and a need to escape from storm-related calamity, election fatigue or the overwhelming desire to throw eggs at a mayor.

Season 3 of House of Cards not only makes the public health case for recognizing unemployment as a societal emergency it also serves as a gripping example about how life might do well to imitate art..................... Dr. Sederer is a psychiatrist and public health physician.

The swell was meant to serve as a stabilizing grip so that the glasses could be comfortably held by people with neural or muscular disorders that produce numbness or tremors.

Both Poland and Hungary had previously made attempts to control the region, but had failed; and for the Ottomans, "the control of these two ports and of Caffa was as much an economic as a political necessity," as it would also give them a better grip on Moldavia and serve as a valuable strategic point from which naval attacks could be launched against the Commonwealth of Poland-Lithuania.

This serves as a handle.

The vote today will not affect her grip on the presidency, but it will serve as a thermometer gauging the popular mood.

The grip is often called a "figure-four", due to the way your arms form the number four when performing it, and this can serve as a guide-line if you're unsure how you should be gripping.

His memory will serve as a blessing.