Sentence examples for then I grasp from inspiring English sources

Then I grasp my right foot and lift it — Jesus!

Then I grasp my machete and resume my attack on the invading roots that threaten to drag this fragile new cacao plantation back into the ever-waiting rainforest.

Then I grasped the handlebar of the machine that got me out here, a freakish 50-pound two-wheeled contraption with big, soft 4-inch-wide monster-truck tires that float over snow: A "fat" bike.

I cannot recall what he told us during those suspenseful minutes following breaking news, but even then I grasped the irony of an assassination attempt in Dallas while learning about the nation's Founding Fathers.

Then I grasped the meaning of the greatest secret that human poetry and human thought and belief have to impart: The salvation of man is through love and in love".

"Can I hold onto your shirt sleeve, then?" He nodded, so I grasped the edge of his sleeve between my thumb and forefinger and held it, trying to pretend it was a form of human contact that offered any solace.

Once I experienced at first hand the significance that Ferrari had for Italy and the tifosi, only then did I grasp that these concepts were well justified.

Perhaps then I could grasp what always escapes me here.

Little did I grasp then that enthusiastically participating in this sunny rite of passage would expose me to its depressing shadow side.

"Back then, I didn't grasp the fact that people of a slightly older generation than me simply couldn't adequately assess the opportunities in front of them," he said.

But even then, I can't grasp the likeness.