Use of grasping in Sentences. 27 Examples
The examples include grasping at the start of sentence, grasping at the end of sentence and grasping in the middle of sentence
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grasping at the start of sentence
- Grasping it in his left hand again, he resumed a grip on his gun.
grasping in the middle of sentence
- Hanson was a hard, grasping man.
- Her hands were grasping at his coat.
- Is she a grasping airhead or a complete naif?
- There is a grasping generation of young entrepreneurs.
- Their true jaws are of obvious advantage for grasping prey.
- Young children have difficulty grasping the finality of death.
- The claws of a crab are used for grasping things, especially food.
- Be careful. Those grasping taxi - drivers might charge you too much.
- There, grasping the snail firmly in the talons of one foot, it waits.
- It fastened on Mala like a grasping hand and snatched her into the air.
- Red with rage, Frank turned on Anna, grasping her arm in a vice-like grip.
- He reappeared, grasping the unfortunate by the scruff of his shabby collar.
- He seems like a good guy to me, not at all the usual grasping political type.
- Monsignor Delgard sank to his knees, one hand still grasping the top of the lectern.
- He ducked his head and butted Orcadai under the chin, his hands grasping for purchase.
- Yes, I was selective in the midst of bounty, grasping, even, at who or what I loved most.
- grasping a handful of bulrushes to steady herself, she leaned precariously out to grab it.
- Not like with Ryan, a sort of frantic grasping at straws, in love with the idea of love, romance.
- She had tried to be hard and grasping, tried to deal with this in a sophisticated, detached manner.
- The macaques' delicate hands look remarkably human and are well adapted for grasping and holding objects.
- Betty was the Blue Girl, with a hawk-wing swoop of black hat, forbidding gaze, hands grasping the white chair.
- The concentration on detail and the speaker's reaction might prevent you from grasping the speaker's meaning anyway.
- There is fat chance of that for as long as the Government allows the banks to carry on with their grasping one-way policy.
- Abandoned by her family and deserted by her servants, Elena Petrescu was incapable of grasping that a revolution had happened.
- Utilitarian notions in the social sciences are not enough for even providing a conceptual framework for grasping what actually happens.
- This involves grasping the dynamic inter-relation between new scientific knowledges and the much broader public debates over national efficiency and imperial survival.
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