How To Use Grippe In A Sentence
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His hands gripped pallidly upon the rail, and they were white with more than just the chill brine of the sea.
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White-knuckled, she gripped the clacking needles so ferociously she could have knitted the booties in gale force winds and they still would have turned out ankle-stranglers.
First
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Yes, the first half of the week I was pretty terrified, and gripped the wheel almost to the point of painfulness; and I still get terribly lost, and frustrated when I do though increasingly less so; and I stress about people behind me, and irritating them, and getting honked at.
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He is alone with his terrors gripped by feelings of desperation and living at the limits.
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He gripped her shoulders and made her face him, his concern turning to worry.
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He must have been very drunk, for at last the heavy sleep gripped him with the suddenness of a magic spell, and the last word lengthened itself into an interminable, noisy, in-drawn snore.
Youth And Two Other Stories
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He gripped the edge of the nearest inspection plate and ripped a quarter of it away.
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The recent diminution on the international scene of these three nations means less illustrious sides are no longer gripped with a fear factor when facing what have tended to be considered behemoths of the game.
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Arsenal, where he can look forward to becoming instantly gripped with a crazed case of the cartwheeling jitters, learning to flap wildly at any kind of cross and generally buying into the idea of goalkeeping as a business of leaping about athletically saving penalties in between diving over the top of toe-poked 40-yard back passes.
The Guardian World News
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When Sir Beaumains heard her say so, he abraid up with a great might and gat him upon his feet, and lightly he leapt to his sword and gripped it in his hand, and doubled his pace unto the Red Knight, and there they fought a new battle together.
Le Morte Darthur: Sir Thomas Malory's Book of King Arthur and of his Noble Knights of the Round Table, Volume 1
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The story gripped the global media.
Times, Sunday Times
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This device has a gripper that electrically twists off the jar top. Nothing to it.
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A shock of raven-black hair gripped his scalp tightly and fell down past his shoulders.
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Has a sudden outbreak of politesse gripped the Internet?
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She gripped a fancy mat which covered an ornate table by her side, and dragged a begilded vase on to the floor without even noticing it.
The Box with Broken Seals
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Dressed again in wadmal, leather gloves, leather apron, and wooden shoes, beard and mane full of the soot that blackened his skin, the dwarf gripped a piece with tongs and banged it into shape.
Operation Luna
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Using its front legs the giant water bug gripped the turtle inserting its syringe-like rostrum into the prey's neck in order to feed.
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I spun to my left, sword gripped in my right hand horizontally, pointed to my right at neck level.
Hero for Hire « A Fly in Amber
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A similar ‘group hysteria,’ he adds, gripped hundreds of birders in California, who for days mistakenly took a skylark for a Smith's longspur.
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Yet the thought of being emotionally vulnerable had him gripped with fear.
Times, Sunday Times
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Miri gripped the gunwales and held on for dear life as the boat careened from wave to wave, bouncing from rock to hidden rock.
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I gripped slender pillars where the floor looked frail.
Indian Balm - Travels in the Southern Subcontinent
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An election that was initially greeted with general disinterest has since been transformed into one that has gripped the nation, due in no small part to the jolt of energy provided by the unexpected, and game changing, emergence of Nick Clegg and the 'Cleggmania' he inspired.
UK Election: Candidates Make Final Push For Votes
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The entire community has been gripped by fear.
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One person bellowed as he gripped the metal tube in his meaty hands.
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The country became gripped by the new awareness that major changes had to be made in manufacturing.
The Global Marketplace
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Students we spoke to agreed the campus is gripped by an extreme drinking culture fuelled by cheap booze at Northern prices.
The Sun
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From now resizable dialogues have a 'gripper' icon in right bottom corner.
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Perhaps you are gripped by anxiety before giving a talk.
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Briefly, the moonlight was obscured by a cloud and an unreasonable fear gripped me as I realised I could not see the statues.
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Doug reached out and gripped his ear, like an old style schoolmarm.
SNOWJOB
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Using the principle of a toggle bolt, each gripper would enter the hole flat and then spring open.
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The child gripped its mother's arm.
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By the time the first fight broke out I was gripped - feathers were puffed up to ensure maximum hard-man appearance and then a very undignified battle ensued, involving lots of running jumps and flapping and pecking.
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He lunged at the man and his sword rammed itself between the man's ribs, grated, then a French hand gripped Sharpe's blade, blood showed at his fingers, but the man held on, tugged, and another man clawed at Sharpe's face.
Sharpe's Siege
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The first is that it will be harder for the Tories to portray Labour as a party gripped by extremism.
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When the crowd is gripped by greed, the newcomers jump in and load up on stocks.
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He gripped his rifle and tied it to his back, unhitching his long bowie knife.
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As his fingers gripped the knife and tugged, the blade sliced into his palm.
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He gripped his brother's arm lest he be trampled by the mob.
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A diluted apple juice addiction that soothed them as soon as they gripped the handles As they got older, they moved on to the juice box -- six ounces of fruit-flavored heroin housed in a plastic coated box complete with precious straw.
Wendy Sachs: Snack Food Nation: How Kids Are Conditioned to Snack
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From one crawled screechingly an inchoate thing that gimped on incomplete legs while upon its back a fully aware man, or the top half of one, gripped and tore and pummeled the creature to which it was attached with suicidal violence.
Perquampi
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The country was gripped by recession and interest rates were soaring.
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We'll have your family crest gripped in the jaws of a gigantic fish.
Times, Sunday Times
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But she held firm, and when he realized she was serious, panic gripped him, clamping his rib cage like a vise.
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Is it the result of the consumerist culture that has gripped us, or the need to possess material objects in order to reassure ourselves of our own worth?
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When morning came, panic gripped the German garrison.
Times, Sunday Times
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National News / Slavery Lessons the Anti-White Establishment Will Not Teach Our Children In the anti-white mania which has gripped modern Britain, the Atlantic Slave Trade is to be given wide prominence in schools from this term onwards - but the million Europeans who were enslaved by Muslims in North Africa between 1530 and 1780 will be ignored.
The British National Party
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She gripped his hands, his shirt, burying her face in his chest, hiding and laughing at her own reaction.
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In order to get a good grip on the shoot, the leaves were bent upwards and the leaf stalks gripped.
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With a rise in the water level of the Sutlej after the release of water from the Ropar headworks, panic has gripped villagers living along the Dhussi bundh.
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Miri gripped the gunwales and held on for dear life as the boat careened from wave to wave, bouncing from rock to hidden rock.
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At Milan, where at first he used to come to the cathedral to admire Ambrose's oratorical skill, he found himself not only impressed by the content of the discourses but also gripped by the psalm chants.
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There's a rear retention system with easy-sliding grippers to customize fit.
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Fear gripped her in icy clutches despite the heat, and then, strangely, it ran down her skin in cold waves like snowmelt down a majestic mountain.
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A paranoid fortress mentality has unfortunately gripped the government policy makers in the most underpopulated country on earth.
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Soldiers gripped the ball end in their teeth and tore it off the top of the cartridge; the charge was then poured, the paper used as a wad to pack it down, and the ball seated on top with the ramrod.
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The yardbirds are in the throes of rumour-induced psychosis after being gripped by speculation that our entire unit is about to be transported to a faraway place.
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He moved to plunge the dagger in but the weapon was wretched from his grip by a powerful hand as the other gripped his wrist and tore it away.
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In his recent editorial in The New York Times entitled "The Question-Driven Life," columnist David Brooks wrote about his encounter with Philip Leakey, a man he describes as "gripped with some sort of compulsive curiosity.
George Heymont: The Artist's Urge to Proselytize
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Finally, the bucking pipe is gripped by the mechanical jaws of a massive clamp.
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Since the General's death, the population has been gripped by mass hysteria .
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As the country was gripped by cold, children and adults were snowballing and tobogganing.
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One can be gripped by a vague feeling of claustrophobia, as if entering an underground tomb.
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Steve gripped the steering wheel tightly with both hands.
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The march has been described as a creative response to the unspeakable brutality that has gripped the country.
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And Jesus gripped his hand, and laughed and laughed
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Sangar
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Interesting stuff, but it was the feel of the landscape and the islands themselves that gripped us.
Times, Sunday Times
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I gripped her hand across the aisleway between us, and held onto it as tightly as I could.
Remembering
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A cette embouchure des deux rivi鑢es le Turc tient habituellement quatre-vingts ou cent fustes, galiottes et gripperies, pour passer, en temps de guerre, sa cavalerie et son arm閑.
The Principal Navigations, Voyages, Traffiques and Discoveries of the English Nation
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The cam follower is connected to the adjustment body and displaces the adjustment body dependent upon a cam position, which correspondingly displaces the gripper along the surface.
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cold fury gripped him
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Catholicism, however gripped the masses by virtue of its incense, its ritual, all quite arbitrary, compulsion without purpose.
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The same leg gripper elastic is also around the ankle area.
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The handling of relief and rehabilitation matters by the various successive Governments reveal a sadistic apathy as if some weird exclusivist outlook has gripped the State functioning both in the state as well as in the centre.
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Yet the thought of being emotionally vulnerable had him gripped with fear.
Times, Sunday Times
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Students we spoke to agreed the campus is gripped by an extreme drinking culture fuelled by cheap booze at Northern prices.
The Sun
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She gripped the hand rail in the lift.
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But he notes that it would be fairly easy to add modules with grippers, cameras, or other specialized equipment.
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When morning came, panic gripped the German garrison.
Times, Sunday Times
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Sales fever gripped Salisbury as thousands of shoppers flocked to the city this week, to snap up post-Christmas bargains.
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Her fang teeth were starting to extend, poking down so they just visible in her open mouth, and her hands gripped the arms of the chair.
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He gripped the wheel tightly and held his face quite close to the windscreen.
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I let the arrow fly just as Blaise gripped the hilt of her knife and it landed solidly in the wooden sign.
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When she could see nothing in them but frosty hostility, he turned and left silently, her hair still gripped firmly in his hands.
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He gripped my hand in fear.
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This device has a gripper that electrically twists off the jar top. Nothing to it.
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It looked as if the rock had flowed around the pistol, curling strands of stone that gripped the barrel and the trigger-guard.
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The American newspaper industry is gripped by circulation scandals, and I should not be greatly surprised if the backwash hits Australia.
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Pearl gasped, sucking air from her oxygen canula, hands gripped the armrests of her wheelchair, as if she could push the air in and out of her lungs that way.
The Chihuahua Cure
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She gripped her Beretta tightly in her hand and jumped nimbly through the skylight, hitting the catwalk with bended knees.
ALASTAIR MCLEAN'S 'NIGHT WATCH'
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World Cup fever has gripped the country.
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Since the General's death, the population has been gripped by mass hysteria .
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/"You can't handle the truth!" ferocity about – hold on to your hats, readers, this one's a gripper!
How evil is Facebook?
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Suddenly Mrs Brown catches sight of Florence's head of luxuriant hair under her bonnet and is gripped by the lust to clip the tresses off and sell them.
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So that there on her halse the hard edge begripped,
The Tale of Beowulf Sometime King of the Folk of the Weder Geats
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Cheska quickly gripped her fathers hands trying to pull herself free of his grip, but to no avail.
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Your appreciated hope that I escape the grippe came just too late to save me from a mild attack!
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New and existing facilities can be equipped with this sensitive high-speed gripper, which is actuated with compressed air of 6bar.
Manufacturingtalk - manufacturing industry news
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He tried to convey the power of the emotion which gripped a man at such a moment.
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He gripped the bread tighter and tighter in his fingers, as if remaking it into its constituent dough.
THE LAST RAVEN
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Hand grippers are excellent for building and strengthening forearms and hands.
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Tyler walked over to the console and gripped the wheel attached to the center.
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Gripped by a mixture of anticipation and dread, I unwrapped the bag and opened it.
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She gripped her mother's hand in fear.
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For the next two days I had the grippe, a Brazilian-style flu that makes one wish for death.
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An uncomfortable silence pounded Andy's ears into her head and she gripped the package of unsliced turkey breast meat before she set it on the counter.
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Series one had me gripped and now it hardly seems worth it.
Times, Sunday Times
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The book is fast paced and will keep you gripped from the start, you'll wish that you can get some peace to read it, as it is 423pages (hardback) so it does take a while to get through.
Reader reviews of Pop Goes The Weasel by James Patterson.
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To be gripped by one great integrating, imperative concern or desire is like monotheism - worship of one divinity.
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He reached out and gripped my arm in an iron clasp.
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She gripped the iron edges and suspended herself in the inky blackness, as she heard footsteps going through the corridors.
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Her hands gripped his hair, her legs sliding in serpentine coils to lock behind his knees.
Busy Weekend - much accomplished...
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He gripped the sole with a pair of pliers and began to peel it back.
The Crossing-Place
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The hands that once gripped her arms loosed, the woman herself tensing with boiling rage as she jerked away from their now light and effortless hands.
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A barrel-chested man in a well-cut suit stood to greet them, gripped her hand firmly.
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An air of disbelief and sadness gripped the community.
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Interesting stuff, but it was the feel of the landscape and the islands themselves that gripped us.
Times, Sunday Times
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It can seem gripped with emotion or filled with raging indignation in equal parts.
The Sun
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The "EPG" (two jaw) and "ETG" (three jaw) parallel gripper lines utilize a double acting piston and rocker arm design.
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Soames had gripped the back of a buhl chair; young Mont was behind that “awfully amusing” screen, which no one as yet had been able to explain to her.
To Let
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Upon this granite hd a master mason was fashioning the likeness of the mummiform Pharaoh, with his arms crossed and the crook and flail gripped in his dead hands.
River God
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He gripped the bracket in both hands and repeatedly pounded the bung.
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I gripped my backpack, knuckles whitening as the trepidation in my gut hardened into anger.
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They came forward and gripped the length of rope that dangled from the gallows and tugged on it.
The Size of Things « A Fly in Amber
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Footsteps pounded the pavement behind them, and Devon gripped her hand tightly.
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When a dual-arm manipulator carries an object from one position to another, the two arms and the gripped object constitute a closed loop system.
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Next, lower the scringe into the MO-DOR scringe-gripper aperture using the swigel-headed flonge to secure it onto the varnicle nodes, which conduct 20-zilihurtz magnifiers to the varnicles.
'Twas the Day After Christmas
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Sit in breathless anticipation, gripped by its overwhelming excitement.
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Doug reached out and gripped his ear, like an old style schoolmarm.
SNOWJOB
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If a vessel was gripped in the jaws of a south-west gale here, it would be driven onto the beach for the waves to pound to pieces.
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I didn't have time to mourn, for a heavy hand gripped the clothes on my back and hefted me up off the ground.
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Ryder's hand gripped the steering wheel tighter as she hit the accelerator hard.
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This is a long way from Liz Ellis who has a netball, ‘The Gripper’, named after her.
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I gripped it tightly with both white-knuckled hands.
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She gripped the hand rail in the lift.
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His hidden eyes bored into the young man's head and that overwhelming terror gripped him again.
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For "affluenza," which is the term that was coined by British psychiatrist Oliver James to describe the fever of spending that gripped the country, seems to be a disease that was foreign.
Melissa Biggs Bradley: Why Being Nouveau Pauvre Cheers Britain
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Incredible deltoids, biceps, buttocks, and thighs outlined and simultaneously gripped by the tight cut of his sailor suit.
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Yet the urge to compose verse and then to publish it had long gripped apt pupils in the schools and university of Ireland.
The Times Literary Supplement
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If a vessel was gripped in the jaws of a south-west gale here, it would be driven onto the beach for the waves to pound to pieces.
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Back in the Nineties they gripped a generation of gamers with their fiendish puzzles and cutting edge humour.
The Sun
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Similarly, when 18th century society was gripped by the snuff craze, valuable gold snuffboxes were an important way for the very wealthy to publicly demonstrate that they were not only highly fashionable, but also incredibly well-off.
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But an iron claw gripped his shoulder.
Peter Pan
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His fingers suddenly gripped my chin, forcing us to lock gazes.
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By 1946 the worst epidemic of poliomyelitis since the 1916 outbreak gripped the United States.
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The rail chaos which has gripped Britain has overshadowed the forthcoming billion pound franchise for one of the UK's major intercity routes from Scotland to London - the East Coast mainline.
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The domestic colloquies between Hector and his Andromache, the face-off between Hector and Achilles, and, above all, the nocturnal visit of Priam to the tent of Achilles gripped and touched the audience at the performance I attended.
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Terrorism has gripped the country for the past two years.
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He was also carrying a plastic carrier bag which was gripped in his fist.
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Yet, as she applied the thick slime to his wound a massive stinging sensation gripped him, and made coping much harder.
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State legislatures and Congress are no longer gripped as they once were by the dead hand of privilege.
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“A spy,” it noted the datapad gripped in her immaculate nails.
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Suddenly Mrs Brown catches sight of Florence's head of luxuriant hair under her bonnet and is gripped by the lust to clip the tresses off and sell them.
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She gripped the pipe with both hands, trying to snap it in half.
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Even the hand that had consistently gripped his own through the whole encounter fell slack.
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His hands gripped each other whitely at the top of his stick.
THE LAST RAVEN
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The gold-pommelled sword was still gripped in his single hand and his soul was fleeing for Limbo as Uroch, too, was slain fighting.
The Bane of the Black Sword
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Install new gripper around the perimeter of the room, but not in front of doorways.
Overlay Solid | SciFi, Fantasy & Horror Collectibles
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Draw string elasticated waist, gripped elastic legs.
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It is a great pity that communalism has gripped the minds of those great leaders who were called the pillars of Congress’.
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As she started to uncover her basket, concern and worry gripped me.
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Mike gripped the snake's coils and began to peel it from around the woman's arm.
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Back in the Nineties they gripped a generation of gamers with their fiendish puzzles and cutting edge humour.
The Sun
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Even though I've been looking after the house, our daughter and a few chores, the last week gripped me with an overwhelming feeling of uselessness.
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In his mind, he can hear the screams and yells of men as pain and suffering gripped them.
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Series one had me gripped and now it hardly seems worth it.
Times, Sunday Times
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They took about three hours to set down some new gripper strips, and lay down the new underlay and carpet.
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Only two years ago the party was gripped by internal feuding, which led to the expulsion of openly fascistic elements from its ranks.
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It is fundamental measure of technology surmounting s development that the key technology is gripped and brought about a great advance and permeated every realm of technology simultaneously.
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Wally gripped my arm, partly to restrain me and partly to reassure me.
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Yet the urge to compose verse and then to publish it had long gripped apt pupils in the schools and university of Ireland.
The Times Literary Supplement
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He gripped the sharp stick, half as tall as he, tightly, his powerful muscles striated and weakened from the terrible fen.
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Jeremy's hand gripped my shoulder, restraint disguised as an affectionate squeeze.
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For 40 minutes, they gripped the sides of their mesh seats as the turboprop bucked and plunged over eastern Afghanistan until the sturdiest of them was airsick.
U.S. adopts reintegration strategy to subdue Afghan insurgency
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People have been killed in the public protests, rioting and looting that has gripped the country.
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Panic suddenly gripped me when it was my turn to speak.
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Yet the urge to compose verse and then to publish it had long gripped apt pupils in the schools and university of Ireland.
The Times Literary Supplement
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He firmly gripped the hilt of his long sword and shouted brief words of refusal.
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She gripped tightly on her pinafore and bobbed into a curtsy.
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This idyllic setting is gripped by an ugly power struggle.
Times, Sunday Times
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His fingers had gripped the handle of the bell and, from inside the bag, came a muffled ringing.
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He gripped her gently by the shoulders.
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The frightened child gripped its mother's hand.
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Walker gripped the railing of the quarterdeck as another frigid wave swept over his ship.
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The success comes against the backdrop of the match-fixing crisis that has gripped Italian domestic football.
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I gripped the rail and tried not to look down.
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A red-handled weapon, looking similar to a trident, was gripped tightly in his hands as if he were expecting danger.
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I was gripped from start to dramatic, uncompromising finish.
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Beaumains heard her say so, he abraid up with a great might and gat him upon his feet, and lightly he leapt to his sword and gripped it in his hand, and doubled his pace unto the Red Knight, and there they fought a new battle together.
Le Morte d'Arthur: Sir Thomas Malory's book of King Arthur and of his noble knights of the Round table
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Before him lay an aquarelle of softest colouring, all pale light and misty shadow; and these lyric tints, these shades and half shades, gripped his heart as the vivid hues of the south never had.
The Way Home
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Terror gripped the two men as they ran as fast as they could away from the ghostly train towards Elsham signal box.
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In addition, many have been gripped by a wave of nostalgia for the old east.
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Those who are still partying through the night are either gripped by the catatonia of the truly drunk or have talked their way back to sobriety and are curiously calm.
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Among the more serious and dangerous forms of acute disease of this class which, lacking proper treatment, develop into chronic forms, are the catarrhal affections of the lungs and bronchia, = grippe =,
Valere Aude Dare to Be Healthy, Or, The Light of Physical Regeneration
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Now in Yiddish, a ganef is a thief, but I knew that this kindly Scot in his late 60's or 70's, up here in the Hebrides, gripped by sudden frustration, was not speaking Yiddish.
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The capital was gripped by the imperial government's jerky moves to a new political and economic liberalism.
PHYLLOXERA: How Wine was Saved for the World
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Nancy gripped the strap of her beach bag.
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‘That is untrue,’ Niles shot back, though a terrible, nameless fear gripped his heart.
