Sentence examples for the grope from inspiring English sources
verb
To feel with or use the hands; to handle.
They'll go for the grope and hope it works out".
"Cops Nab the Grope Sicko," the headline in The Daily News announced, and The New York Post described him as the "dapper fiend".
Her co-presenter, Gary Shannon, said he recalled seeing Harris carry out the grope: "He had his tongue out and was panting heavily.
Still, Richard McCabe gets it spot on as the wanting-to-have-it-away husband: always on the grope and rather appealing.
The first is the predatory nature of the heterosexual male (not a scene passes without the grope of a gloved hand); the second the perilous career of the demi-mondaine (as expressed in the steeply angled sets).
Men, if tolerated at all, skulk on the sidelines, relinquishing their surnames and dodging their wives' sexual advances, possibly too terrified of the Spanish fighting bulls guarding the Grope farmland to stage an escape.
Most have involved the groping and grabbing of young women near transportation hubs.
"The process records the doubt, the groping, the uncertainty," Ms. Rydingsvard said.
Around the time of the groping-in-the-mums one ceased hearing the name Milly, ditto Carol Meninger, ditto Evelyn Whoever.
The groping of girls by young boys may well be criminal, but it is nevertheless endemic.
The groping charge, along with another of indecent exposure, will lie on his file.
