- grasp
- 01. The baby [grasped] my thumb in her hands, and pulled it towards her mouth.02. The monkey had a firm [grasp] on the branch, and would not let go.03. Marion was a greedy, [grasping] woman who had obviously married for money.04. Victory is finally within our [grasp] now that the enemy has been chased from the capital.05. Henri has a fairly good [grasp] of English.06. The government doesn't seem to [grasp] the importance of helping the public to understand the reason behind the new legislation.07. After taking a year-long computer course, Dave had a good [grasp] of computer programming.08. There is a Chinese proverb which observes that too often we waste time chasing a gust of wind or [grasping] at shadows.09. The old woman [grasped] my hand in hers, and pulled me towards her house.10. Jack has never succeeded in truly [grasping] the importance of showing respect for his employees.11. The young boy [grasped] the girl by the hand and pulled her out onto the dance floor.12. He has been having difficulty [grasping] some of the concepts we are studying in our math class and needs extra help.13. The fire fighter [grasped] the young man by the arm and pulled him from the burning house.14. Colin Wilson once stated that the mind has exactly the same power as the hands; not merely to [grasp] the world, but to change it.15. Our earth functions as a dynamic system on a scale which many may find difficult to [grasp].
Grammatical examples in English. 2013.