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Jack leaped to his feet and leveled his weapon. The man in the blue duster looked up fearfully, then let the weapon fall from his grip.

When Aziza first spotted Mariam in the morning, her eyes always sprang open, and she began mewling and squirming in her mother's grip.

The young man released his grip on the gun, fell to his knees and began to cry.

And David said, The Lord, who kept me safe from the grip of the lion and the bear, will be my saviour from the hands of this Philistine.

Don't kill your action and follow-through by clamping down on your grip hand, trying to get more power.

She was at the toilet that day. Her hands slipped while trying to grip her pants.

And, with a slim grip on power in Canberra, Australia's government mightn't welcome foreign ownership of a critical piece of infrastructure.

The only hope of redressing this, now banks have wriggled out of Tarp's grip, is in reform legislation now making its way through Congress.

Fannie secured the grip on her mother's hand and clutched her rag doll tightly.

stands not a hundred yards away, Luz shook my hand had--and it wasn't a fake "smile with a broken heart" sort of grip, either.

He took a firm grip of my arm and marched me towards the door.

She had one beautiful long mouth and a large grip on her front and rear, and she was particularly proud of them.

A hoot owl's mournful cry floated out of the encroaching darkness and Fannie tightened her grip on her mother's hand.

They were a pair of mortally brave magistrates who tried to finally break the ancient grip of organized crime in Sicily.

All this time, all this way, it has managed to avoid falling into the grip of the gravity field of any astronomical body.

The early critical theorists turned to art in an attempt to emancipate us from the grip of technology in modern industrialized society.

The party's monopoly on political power does not give it a lock-grip over the economy; the currency is one case in point.

Prissy screamed at the top of her voice, more from fright than pain , and began to dance up and down, writhing to break Scarlett's grip.

Elvis Presley was losing his grip on the world's charts and there was something exciting and instantly memorable about this Beatles song.

Snape looked as though there was no blood left in him, his grip on Harry's robes slackened.

Chinese stocks extended their winning run to a fourth session yesterday as hopes of looser monetary policy continued to grip the market.

As the dark Ones lose their grip on things so the Light becomes more powerful never to be subdued again.

As though he read her mind, Rhett's hand closed upon her arm in a grip that would leave a bruise, the rough grip of a careless stranger.

He continued to talk quietly and soothingly to the girl until her frightened grip on His arm was relaxed.

In a game like this, the money and properties are phony, but the competition and lust for power that can grip players can be very real.

All in all, it has maintained a grip on its adherents which perhapssurpasses that of any other religion, even Judaism.

"You've got to get a grip. " she said.

"Keeping your grip is the hardest part, " she said. "It's really easy to slide downward. "

Spill-proof and easy to hold with either hand, this practical mug is ideal for everyone who prefers a firmer more secure grip.

Mrs. Higginbotham divined from the grip on her arm as he helped her on, that he was not going to follow her.

There are times when it feels as if no matter how hard you try to not fixate on something and yet your sub conscious has a death grip on it.

Slowly His hands relaxed their grip of the bar and he stood on His own.

Just then the grip on his right arm loosened so he straightened his clothing a bit and walked through the gate with his head high.

Renault's Pat Symonds said the team had struggled for grip when it was cooler, and that the higher temperatures had helped.

Germany, in the grip of a massive export slump, firmly believes it has no alternative to export-led growth.

Then hold it in front of you and really grip it tightly and pretend that this is one of your limiting feelings.

It's the writer's job to see that the character gets a fightingchance to grip the audience by providing him with the following.

ruby : that ' s why i use the pen - hold grip on my paddle . it allows me to put a lot more engish on the ball.

One day, however, the bottle tipped over and she released her grip on the dog for just a moment to wipe up the mess.

Now, I'm not suggesting we forget the past for the past is our teacher, however, I am suggesting that we loosen our grip on it a bit.

This time, under pressure from a new generation keen to break the grip of Socialist barons, the party has agreed to open up the voting.

There has recently been evidence that the center is trying to get a grip on the most flagrant abuses of the system.

Right now you might be thinking that the only way to get a grip on your career is to hit the marketplace.

Really a rare frizzle lion head grip. The copper wrapped slurry seems to be old. This piece is just left to experts on copper ware to date!

Although her religion did not hold an important place in his early life, Christianity never totally lost its grip upon him.

I managed not to spin the wheels, while other drivers struggled for grip and I managed to move up to second.

So when Hattie spoke to me again, her words were enough to loosen my grip and slide me with her off the mattress.

That kind, reassuring grip on her elbows, the old man's funny bright eyes, made Polly want to drop her head on his shoulder for a second.

But it failed to tell us that we would not need to make so many life-and-death decisions if we got to grip with the chronic organ shortage.

I stopped on the bridge and leaned over the railings, gazing, unseeing, into the water, trying to get a grip on myself.

Chilled, Mr. Lin could see that the situation was beyond repair. All he could do was to take a grip on himself and walk out of the bank .

Travel chaos has continued to grip Europe, despite the easing of its aerial lockdown as the Icelandic volcano eruption appeared to wane.

from the floor with her hands, arching her back, trying to turn around and break Nancy's grip on her hair.

It's thewriter's job to see that the character gets a fighting chance to grip theaudience by providing him with the following.

Clenching your fist could be enough to help you get a grip on your memory.

If he really did not know, it would suggest that the Chinese Communist party's grip over the People's Liberation Army is slipping.

At last Chloe is able to grip the edge with her tweezers and peel it off like a glove from a finger.

"I needed to be able to have the grip of the horror and then be part of the solution, " the Anglican bishop told me.

And yet conventional ideas of professionalism have such an iron grip on our minds that even startup founders are affected by them.

Now if I get this grip correctly, I should be able to do this. And I should be able to do this.

the grip rope, with the still, his hands extended to the side of each.

The BBC was trying to get a grip on how new technologies are changing the way people use television, radio and new media.

His hands were trembling slightly, and he seemed to have problems keeping a grip on the handlebars.

She managed to get a grip on her feeling at the news of her husband's faithlessness.

In late summer, as Europe's economies barely ticked over, bankers across Europe seemed ready to ease their grip on the purse strings.

When the body has too tilted in danger of slipping when the front brake had a death grip. # Wear eye protection.

Many understand the impact on their own supplies, but it's trickier trying to get a grip on disruptions to their suppliers' suppliers.

One day a woman brought in her pet parrot. While working, I lost my grip on the bird and he bit down hard on my finger.

The species may have been a toolmaker, as its hand allowed for a human-like grip.

Using the approach, we were able to quickly get a grip towards the overall architecture of the system.

Chopsticks is a man, a woman is a chopsticks, two chopstick grip yuan together, as a pair of chopsticks, and that is love.

Grandpa, I began and his grip tightened as if he knew what I was going to say I want you to know that I have a testimony.

I grabbed onto the chrome handle by the door with both hands as tight as I could, flailing my legs to try and break their grip.

She fought her way out of the watery grave, hanging on to the little girl in a death grip, and she felt her strength ebbing.

Rossi says the fate of Greece and its place in the euro zone is in Greek hands, but its grip is weak.

An example of this duality is the fiscal grip of the central government compared with that of the 17 regions.

The kind of grip is a little curved. Thick back, sharp blade, fitting length. It's fit for cutting, and is a practical shape.

I told him to take a grip on himself and to remember that he was sent to university to work, not to play.

I'm tempted to go on and say something about being overrun by barbarians in the grip of an obscurantist faith, but I guess I won't.

He did not let her go, but his grip on her slackened.

Even the Spanish Civil War did not succeed in shaking the lottery's grip: each side held its own Christmas draw.

These men have given me a firmer grip on my ideas and a more complete enjoyment and possession of them.

The other end of the screwdriver sleeve whose one end is provided with an elastic grip is provided with a clipping opening.

Even during the last weeks, when it is clear that the Earth is in the grip of a passing planet, this will not occur.

One implication of Tim's findings is that what I've called "intensified continuity" seems to have an optimal grip on spectators.

The Jewish authorities held the common Jews in a grip of terror by means of an authority, given them by the "Christian" rulers.

The Toyota driver had a look at turn nine on a couple of occasions but Webber had the better grip and eventually pulled clear.

Walk to the ball from behind, get a good grip, pass the club back of the ball square to the target, then adjust your stance to fit.

I could feel his lips curve upward as he let go of my face and reached back to unlock my grip on him.

I tightened my grip as if to say, "Hang in there. We'll get through this. "

I tightened my grip as if to say, "Hang in there. We'll get through this. "

He fell back dead. As he died, the dog released its grip and fell down dead with him.

The shattering of an illusion, or the grip of a prejudice, is not enough to give someone standing in court.

We might as well learn to use both hands of the feelings of a handful of sand to treat love and treasure them, good grip both hands.

Tokyo certainly does not feel like the capital of a country in the grip of terminal depression.

Advertisement: Story continues below The tale of an innocent woman cruelly wronged loses none of its grip in these post- feminist times.

Want nothing to do with two chopsticks firmly grip the food, which should be of a low profile, to another a powerful fulcrum chopsticks.

Throughout the bitter winter in the mountains they had been at close grip with a more numerous and better- equipped foe .

As she squeezes down on you, her PC muscles grip your penis, which will strengthen your erection.

That reality TV of any kind is capable of losing its grip on popular tastes will be good news for westerners who loathe the genre .

Golf tips (2) reduced grip strength in order to hit the ball far, do not have to be very hard.

Paul says the hard words: Stay there and get a grip on the thing you were called to do, in the place you were called to do it.

Since he took power in 1987, Mr Ben Ali and his Constitutional and Democratic Union party have kept a firm grip.

For Titan's Grip the penalty had to be there, stances might be reworked seeing how Death Knight's presence s work.

Eriksson's assistant Tord Grip will explain afterwards: "He took one really well for Liverpool in the Champions League final. "

The hand clamp shuts and squeezes for a few seconds, then relaxes its grip and pulls back to shoot out again in a new direction.

Something of the same mood is starting to grip the European Union.

Holding the Nexus One with an Apple approved fingertip grip, not touching the body of the phone, we saw no appreciable drop in signal.

Fearing That Anti-Japanese Sentiment May Get Out of Control, Beijing Tightens its Grip on the Media.

But it petered out in the next few years as Brezhnev took a grip in Moscow.

The houses, churches and other buildings on the island seemed squeezed, as if by a giant grip, pressing skyward.

Rivals retort that only Google's name has become a verb, and that this reflects its vice-like grip on the market.

Don't like the new interchangeable grip. It feels like a cheap piece of plastic toy.

It has also enabled the company to get very tight grip on inventory management achieving zero variance in bank inventory audits.

These droplets are the main sun-blocking source of the dramatic climatic cooling that would grip the planet in the wake of a supereruption.

Perhaps most important, putting your feelings into words can diminish their grip on you and help them work their way out of your system.

Tyres are made of a combination of natural and synthetic rubber to provide the grip and endurance required by carmakers.

"Kyu, wait, I-" she reaches out and grabs hold of his arm as he takes a step. He rejects his grip and whips off her hand.

Even before the polls closed, opposition parties said the outcome was pre-determined to ensure Mr. Aliyev keeps a firm grip on power.

"Call me Jack, " he said and shook my hand with a very firm grip.

Pressed to predict when Chinese leaders will loosen their grip, she suggested a window of six months. 'Very soon, ' she said.

As the dark's grip loosens its hold, the still-controlled mainstream media continues to belittle the upwelling of the people.

By now politicians were hotfooting it back, to get a grip on a situation that had clearly spiralled out of control.

The black buttons on the side of each throttle grip cause the auto throttle to disengage, giving throttle control back to the pilot.

By now politicians were hotfooting it back, to get a grip on a situation that had clearly spiraled out of control.

Every moment there was death, his hands were becoming cold, he was losing his grip.

The car's performance this weekend varied too greatly and its limits, especially in regard to grip, were all to evident.

If you don't want to be a captive of your psychological conflicts, insight can be a powerful tool to loosen their grip.

He said domestic and global economic weakness could test the grip of the ruling Communist party.

The self centered, the power hungry, the elite desperate to continue their grip, are trying to position for the future.

The desire to be liberated from oil's omnipresent grip is set against a backdrop of America's love-hate relationship with energy.

Unemployment would grip France and there would be a massive surplus of labour that would be readily exploited by organized capital.

Ruth's mother seized his arm in an iron grip and propelled him from the living room to the dining room where the buffet was set up.

Only as we remember that life is a test, a trust, and a temporary assignment will the appeal of these things lose their grip on our lives.

The manager seems to be losing his grip on the business.

I'm a layman on making a name for Jian, and I just exclaim : The carving of the grip is very good! Let me call it 'Jingning'.

Britain is in the grip of an obesity epidemic, with just 35% of men and 24% of women taking regular exercise.

"Jeff is the company, " one official said, though others said he had loosened his grip over the last year or so.

Since, therefore, biology is so pragmatic, why does romance have such a grip on our minds, hearts and culture?

I'm fully aware that depression could get its ugly grip on me if I don't turn the corner.

Big terrorist attacks have in the past been used by the Kremlin to justify tightening its grip on power and curbing the opposition.

The Communist Party has long stymied privately funded institutions, from churches to schools, viewing them as a threat to its grip on power.

I nearly threw myself at it, but the two policemen [who had accompanied me] held my shoulders in a firm grip.

But the climate change lobby is in the grip of its own form of dangerous fantasy.

I will grip your hand and remain together with you to a ripe old age.

China may be on the brink of a vicious wage-inflation spiral, which could undermine the authorities' grip over the economy.

If I can operate it here, that's the hand in a position that you would use as a human to do what we call the power grip.

Grip strength, which can be measured by a test, is a strong indication of upper body strength.

For its part, Mr Sarkozy's government is hoping to keep a lid on protests and a grip on petrol supplies until the end of the week.

SOMETHING THE MATTER? - I LOST MY GRIP.

The answer is: As long as you adjust your grip when you take your backswing , hold your racquet with any grip that feels comfortable.

He is just beginning to get a grip of the subject.

However, once they burned through their slate of Miramax properties, their tightly-wound grip on the industry began to unravel.

But by loosening the grip that anchors and editors used to have, it places greater demands on the readers and viewers themselves.

Reviving a little, he saw to his horror that he was in the grip of a Crann Inorganic.

Additionally, there was an automated grip safety below the trigger guard.

He was steering me, a firm grip above the elbow, in the direction of the hall.

Several pain's entanglement how many dark night struggle, grip tightly both hands to let me and you do not leave again the minute.

Our weakness, slowness, lack of grip and drive are very apparent on the background of what was done twenty-five years ago.

In conclusion, the higher hand grip might to be a characteristic of adolescent judo athletes compared with wrestling and Sanshou athletes.

Theoretical calculation formula in this paper may be used for the product design of GRIP Sandwich Construction.

One exercise device described is an inelastic resistance device having a combination grip that includes hand grips and a loop.

Until now, Mr Sarkozy has kept such a tight grip on his party that any such doubts were seldom voiced within it.

And it is under pressure from the credit-ratings agencies to send a strong message of its determination to get a grip on public finances.

Anatomical relief pads even the surface of the hand to naturally promote a lighter, more secure grip.

A grip-and-grin photo opportunity at Downing Street would work wonders for the image of many small manufacturers, at home as well as abroad.

But if he is to prosper as a reformer, he will have to break Mr Ozawa's grip on the party.

Full wets seem to still have as much grip as inters in light rain and doesn't wear out faster.

Wang's rise began when he got a grip on the sinker that has become one of the game's filthiest pitches.

You need good grip to drive good lap times at Hockenheim, but the rear went all over the place for the whole race.

It was not until I approached her that I noticed she was clutching my . 45 caliber handgun in a death grip.

Each different pitch is started with a slightly different grip on the ball.

only this time the Rat brought up the rear, with a firm grip on the shoulder of Toad.

It's a fairly high grip track, which might mean taking a little bit of wing off.

It was only during the past few months that I have been able to get a grip on my eating habits.

Within just a light-year of the black hole swarm more than 100, 000 other stars caught far more firmly in its grip.

Dao got just now. The rope of grip is twisted afterward. The rest hasn't been modified, but just a layer of oil added.

Still, in Tripoli, the regime appeared to maintain its grip, with the help of special forces that patrolled the streets.

It seemed then, as it still does, that the potential cost of allowing inflation to tighten its grip was too high for the Fed to afford.

Rightwing ideas have been so dominant for so long in western politics and economics that they may only slowly loosen their grip.

The Badger drew himself up, took a firm grip of his stick with both paws, glanced round at his comrades, and cried.

To maintain its grip, the party needs a strong state sector with the power to balance a rising entrepreneurial class.

The surface tension of the exposed droplets makes the device grip another surface, much as two wet glass slides stick together.

I can never give the answer, but a lot of things, we have a tight grip, so there is only feeling tired, more open, more may be so happy.

Step 1. Find a pair of low grip shoes you could try to do it in your socks to start off with.

An elderly person who seems to be losing his grip.

"Somehow, that makes me jealous, " he said, his grip tightening. She laughed.

Lorenzo had a somewhat disappointing race at the last round of the World Championship, struggling with grip at Brno.

If people out of the grip with the left hand, it is rude performance, which are applicable in the United States.

TARGET HAND: - Let your target arm hang naturally by the side of the grip before bringing it across to the club to take hold.

After the end of the barrel clean mop, mop bucket on the hand grip on pumping to avoid the mop blown to the wall, leaving scratches.

In a time in which the discourse of economics seeks to hold us in its grip, this should come as no surprise.

Arctic temperatures hold a large part of the country in their iron grip throughout the long winter months.

On his crash: In practice , I did that corner 500 times at the limit to test the grip of the front tire , but today, I lost the bike .

As Seoul tightens its grip on cyberspace, Koryo's website has not been the only victim.

Because only the correct grip, can give full play to the ball when the role of the fingers and wrist.

Haiti is in desperate need of more doctors and nurses to help it manage a cholera crisis that refuses to loosen its grip.

If the glove's wearer closes his fist, the robot takes that as an instruction to grip an object with its arms.

silent as long as the grip of a handshake, you can immediately feel the other side of blood vessels into its own.

Meanwhile, Cisa officials continue to maintain that spot markets are in the grip of speculators and thus do not reflect real demand.

At one point, Perks lost his grip and the man slipped further but landed on a chalky outcrop just a few feet below.

Darwin was also in the grip of an idea so subversive that he would keep it under wraps for another two decades.

Over this past year the magnetic simulator operating out of Japan has shown the Earth in the throes of a magnetic grip.

Hairdryer -grip tool is a typical one of the representatives, their development has been quite a long history.

If it allows slow growth, let alone an outright recession, to grip the eurozone, the chances for big peripheral members are grim.

His grip is strong now and he'll turn his head toward light sources.

Despite all this, the Blue Dogs' grip on power is far from secure.

Get an A, get the door, don't get smart with me. Get a grip, get in here, I'll count to 3.

Fur even grows on the bottom of their paws, which protects against cold surfaces and provides a good grip on ice.

The reformers' other task was to break the communist grip on assets as quickly and peacefully as possible.

As the patient comes to grip with the issue, they start to feel better because during this process, new neural connections are being made.

Whilst grip was the main problem in the Czech Republic, the MotoGP rookie still has full confidence in rubber supplier Michelin.

A device used to grip the drill string in a relatively non damaging manner and suspend it in the rotary table.

his elbow go in like this . he grip the ball.

If Mr Thiam and his team want to persuade investors they are up to the task they have set themselves, they should get a grip fast.

All the rigid rule of his forebears, all the domination of an unjust social order, grip him.

If, before hitting grip too tight, resulting in stiff and uncoordinated, is bound to affect the final shots of the explosive.

I can wrap that thumb over my other fingers and then secure the grip at the bottom with my pinkie.

In particular, it has freed up supply elsewhere to help loosen Russia's grip on Europe's gas consumers.

The questionnaire also asked questions in regards to their ability to grip objects and maneuver out of a chair.

But none of Mr Obama's plans may survive scrutiny by Congress, especially one where the Democrats are starting to lose their grip.

He wanted to seize some heavy object in his hand and grip it with all the strength of his body and in some strange way rise up.

The Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez has sent troops to take over oil service companies as he tightens his grip on the economy.

In all kinds of ways, ratings agencies have extended their grip and lulled investors and institutions into a false sense of security.

The thumb facing the fingertips gives us a strong, sensitive grip. The fragile finger bones and joints are built for delicate work.

"Someday" and "one of these days" are losing their grip on my vocabulary.

The Grip Strip can be mounted to any wall with double-sided tape or mounting brackets.

If you point to each word with your finger, grip the reading material firmly with both hands or sit on your hands while you read.

After six years in which the Kirchners have had Argentine politics in their grip, change is in the now-wintry air.

By April his approval rating had slumped to 43%. Mr Zuma appeared to have lost his grip.

In a way, she was, for the sandy bottom held her in its grip.

After all, they argue, it was only once the state relaxed its grip that a world-beating ethanol industry came into being.

Anacondas eat virtually anything unfortunate enough to get caught in their grip, including other snakes, fish, deer, and even small jaguars.

This was part of the reason he could not use overwhelming force to maintain his grip (the apparent defection of the army played a part too).

more. . . than. . . It was a dry, cold hand, and the grip was severe, with more a feeling of bones in it than friendliness.

Get a grip man! Our teacher, she would not be interested in guys like us.

Much is taking place to end the grip of the dark on the Earth and her inhabitants.

He learned to write using the two toes on his left foot, and a special device that slid onto his big toe which he uses to grip.

Jarno was reporting more grip than in the morning but he couldn't get the most out of his second set of tyres.

It predicts that famine conditions will grip all areas of southern Somalia within the next few months.

That is because his right side is still slightly numb, causing him to grip the oar a little tighter with his right hand.

To make a precision shot at longer distances, I believe trigger control is the number one priority along with a good grip.

But when a German was named to succeed him, it seemed even to many Italians that their grip on the papacy had been broken.

For some, the language offers a sense of freedom in Vietnam, where the one-party communist state retains a tight grip on all media.

And Darwin, throughout, was in the grip of something very similar: a terrible, destabilising sense of wonder.

When at last the work was done and the links were complete and unbreakable, I found that it held me in its grip.

'The security grip inside Sirte is incredible, ' he said.

Grip hollow straight back and forth on both sides of friction in the thymus can enhance the body immunity.

Hypochondria began to take a grip on him.

Any of various devices used to join, grip, support, or compress mechanical or structural parts.