Sentence examples for something to grasp from inspiring English sources

Like trapeze artists, vines need something to grasp.

As a result, sloths are completely helpless on the ground unless there is something to grasp.

They want a big gesture: an ambitious council housing programme, renationalisation of the railways, scrapping Trident, something to grasp hold of – something that says: this is EdMilibandian.

"We haven't been in the position in the league that we want to, but we have always been only a few points away from mid-table or better, so there is always something to grasp and to use to encourage everybody," Hughton said.

"The town was a bit down with people out of work and we needed something to grasp and a bit of reality back into their lives," Marchant continued.

Your child will certainly want to copy you, hitting the keyboard (you may need to hold his hands or give him something to grasp to prevent this).

But you don't have to be as old as a 30-something to grasp the athletic and social legacy the Fab Five will leave behind.

"Something else is at play, something hard to grasp.

They add texture and meaning to the story and its world – not to mention useful contrast and something solid to grasp when this world starts to slip away.

Beating Manchester United was something hard to grasp for Basel, but its fine young keeper, Yann Sommer, found the words, in English, to say: "This is incredible, and crazy.

By his own admission, A/B Extreme was too difficult for readers to understand, so for his next work, he set out to write something easier to grasp.