Sentence examples for very grip from inspiring English sources
It looked like Bill Iffrig was in that very grip, 15 feet from the finish line of the Boston Marathon, when his legs went wobbly and he fell to the ground.
It ends at the point where Entwistle's very grip on language seems to run out: "John, I am a director general who has encountered these problems and is doing everything, I'm doin', I am doing everything I can.
Then again, if one was only to say airily that Lynch's films are exquisite meditations on the nature of the medium itself, or some such plausible boilerplate, then this still leaves unaccounted for the very real grip he has on our imaginations.
It's very compelling, very gripping.
For AN Wilson in the Spectator, the novel is "very gripping, very funny and deeply mysterious.
It is a very enjoyable read and in some places very gripping!
For me also, the sections on Ishmael's (and others') rehabilitation were very gripping.
In what is a very gripping read, he recounts the story of the coup and how it came about.
"No Country for Old Men" is, nevertheless, very gripping — it knocks the socks off, say, "The Ambassadors" — and can be read in a few idle hours.
There is nothing very gripping about American breakfast TV, unless you fetishize traffic updates and perfect dental arrangements, but behind the scenes, it is currently providing one of the most gripping dramas in the industry.
