Sentence examples for wrong grip from inspiring English sources

All in good fun — until the commenters quickly pointed out videos and even manual pages warning of signal loss from the wrong grip method.

The wrong grip can cause friction and disrupt an otherwise perfect swing.

After the testing in high school, I received accommodations for a computer and time and a half on all tests, because we saw the effect of my ET on my (completely wrong) pencil grip.

It is Twitter that cannot only prompt people to grip the wrong end of the stick, but also validates their muddle-headedness.

I hear its ugly little voice reminding me that if I wrap wrong or lose my grip, I will fall.

Many would argue that the events of Sept. 11 demonstrate that now is the wrong time to loosen the grip of government on the industry–note the imposition of federalized bag screeners in the U.S.

But when Ms. Hatfield presents herself as a wronged partner ("The Fact Remains"), or simply the wrong partner ("Just Lust"), she can be gripping.

Nothing wrong with that if the story grips.

If you feel any pain, something may be wrong with the way you're gripping the bow.

"You're wrong," I said, wriggling out of his grip and tossing my head back in defiance.

My response to this happiness, naturally, was to worry that I was in the grip of something diseased and wrong.