Sentence examples for taking a grip from inspiring English sources

He spent eight months there, knocking heads together and taking a grip.

Taking a grip of myself, however, I will tend to blurt out one word: "Bamberg".

Taking a grip on the substratum, typically by dilation of the tip, the pedal retractors pull the shell downward.

The ECB's real job is to stop inflation taking a grip, by feeding through from oil prices to wages and consumer prices.

Belt-and-jacket styles of wrestling are those in which the clothing of the wrestlers provides the principal means of taking a grip on the opponent.

The 21-year-old Australian meanwhile has gone from strength to strength, adding the Wimbledon crown and taking a grip on the world number-one spot.

Fear was starting to take a grip.

Instead, he confessed to being frustrated at his charges' failure to take a grip on proceedings.

Can City or Arsenal be trusted to take a grip of the lead?

But these are changing times on the mountain, as climate change takes a grip.

As global warming takes a grip, glaciers and ice sheets are disappearing faster and faster.