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

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

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

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.

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

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

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

Simply put, this approach will grip your hands locked together, but when using this method is also easy to grip with the palm grip.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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

to grip, cut off, or tear with or as if with the teeth or jaws.

Touch is of particular importance for providing feedback necessary to grip delicate object firmly without causing damage to them.

In hospital ward very quiet, Ba Jin puts out a hand to grip Liu Baiyu to tremble and the sweaty hand slightly, strokes gently.

The utility model relates to grip technological field, in particular to a grip structure with disinfection and stinking-proof functions.

Rising CDS levels alone don't suggest that credit fears are about to grip the U. K.

Due to the slippage, she had to grip her inner thigh "like crazy" to avoid sliding in the triangle and warrior 2 poses.

The four-toed webbed hind feet have stout claws that are used to grip prey as well as acting as stabilizers .

Places the peak center the national palace two corridor halls to grip has the horse's tail nine flag poles, is called "nine Bai Daoqi" .

Moscow's health chief has confirmed the mortality rate has doubled as a heatwave and wildfire smog continue to grip the Russian capital .

An important adaptation of humans is a strong opposable thumb, which allows us to grip and manipulate things with our hands.

The breakthrough idea was to grip the shaft from both sides, which made bearings redundant, he says.

The industrial design had awkward proportions and was uncomfortable to grip.

The brakes failed to grip and the car ran into a wall.

Italy has activated emergency measures to conserve gas supplies as freezing weather continues to grip the country and much of Europe.

Large capacity self-locking wrenches used to grip drillstring components and apply torque.

Obviously the highest rank of our legal elite have not yet come to grip with the nature of the enemy.

Dogs wanted to grip kitten, but VA fell by stomach to the kitten and was shut it from the dogs.

The hand uses sophisticated motors and computer controls to grip objects and move in ways that traditional prosthetic hands can't.

This article attempts to grip in the classical poetry teaching and seek the effective mind prescription in the edge of life.

The traction of their claw-like fingers and toes that end in adhesive disks allows them to grip the undersides of slick, wet leaves.

A wave of cold and snowy weather continues to grip Europe, grounding airplanes, trains and cars and causing dozens of deaths.

A cold snap continues to grip much of the Northeast and upper Mid-west with temperatures well below freezing in some areas.

Those that allow for beer typically require the star to grip the bottle by the neck and really throw it back.

However, this not only reduces a tyre's ability to grip, making drivers take corners sideways, it also wears out the tyres more rapidly.

Charlemagne , another great ruler, found it handier to grip his sword with his left hand .

We find that volume changes of less than 0. 5% suffice to grip objects reliably and hold them with forces exceeding many times their weight.

KEN LEWIS continues to grip the helm at Bank of America, insisting that he is "the one most capable of getting us to the other side" .

It is permissible to grip this extra bonus and let your final tax be less because you pay to charitable organizations.

Actually, your finger cease to grip 'cause your forearms get really tired. . .

What if I was to grip the bars and kick and shake at the same time?

Landing field ground-to-air director Wang Houkang pinches the stopwatch, to grip tightly the intercom to issue the order.

'I wished that my coach is here, but basically it's a total rebuild from stance to grip to takeaway to downswing, everything. ' Liang said.

In order to grip this circumstances, the enterprises have to cause the administration of itself more scientific, still more norm.

The cap is relatively large, at 38mm in diameter, to make it easier to grip.

It allows the treads to grip well in all conditions, including rain and snow.

But we'd also want the robot to grip the stock pot without dropping it.

The reason may be that people tend to grip flip-flops with their toes.

In addition, the portable electronic device is convenient to grip.

Made of shatter resistant, lightweight molded plastic that is easy to grip.

When you need to look up, this attitude could easily lead to grip the neck strain.

Temperatures in Moscow have risen above 35C in the most intense heat wave to grip the city since 1981.

they saw, that skips the hunter, and in front of its two dogs saw kitten and they want to grip it.

But there is a correct way to grip the club.

I've been to Ghana and witnessed how hard children will work as soon as they're old enough to grip a rope or a handle.

The patient is asked to open and close the eyes and then to grip and release the non-paretic hand

Anti-slip, easy to grip e. g electrical tool handle

Outline of the shape of a finger to listen to the head easier to grip, feel comfortable;

LI Jian-hua: To grip the chance, stick to innovation for the new development of paper industry

My senses have been stripped, my hands can't feel to grip,

To grip the principle and structure of this area equipment

Special pads on their wings help them to grip on the bamboo walls -

Continue to grip many countries

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