strong grip

But then why did they make men with such strong grips?

It was no longer a strong grip that she had.

It was a word that took a strong grip of him.

He had a strong grip, but I caught him off balance.

All the other men seemed to have a much stronger grip now.

The winter closed around them with a cold, strong grip.

It was as if my heart had been crushed in a strong grip.

He offered his hand and she took it in a firm strong grip.

The Democrats still maintain a strong grip on state politics.

His hands fell on their shoulders, gave each of them a strong grip.

She stumbled once, but his strong grip kept her from falling.

We clung to each other with tears and a strong grip.

As he greeted her, she noticed again his strong grip.

Now only their strong grip on each arm kept her from collapsing.

The bull could not get rid of her strong grip.

The military, however, still held a strong grip on the affairs of the nation, and called all the shots.

He snatched her wrists, held them in a strong grip.

She could still recall how easy it had been to slide her child's hand into his strong grip.

The strong grip of a baby is another example.

He took a strong grip on his friend's arm.

Abruptly he was pulled back to the reality of the present by a strong grip on his arm.

They met again each holding the other's sword wrist in a strong grip.

That they have such a strong grip on the educational system is distressing.

Not enough to break the man's strong grip, though.

"Rob Morrison," the guy said and took my right hand in a very strong grip.