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Wouldn't make him look like he had lost his grip.

The California team built up a big lead at the start of the final and never lost its grip.

I sort of lost my grip there for a moment.

But it did not stop - and she finally lost her grip.

The two men who held him began to lose their grip.

It was death to the man that lost his grip.

The white one was the first to lose his grip.

But in the next moment, she lost her grip and fell the rest of the way.

He nearly lost his grip on the edge of the table.

Somewhere along the line he had lost his grip on things.

Then she lost hold of herself and had nothing more to say.

But then I lost hold of him for a second.

He lost his hold near the top, and dropped back to the floor.

I didn't even remember when I'd lost my hold on it.

Out the window, night was just beginning to lose its hold on the city.

But this was not the first time that he had lost his hold on life only to find it again.

About what would happen to him, if he ever lost his hold on humanity.

By the beginning of the 20th century, coal had lost its hold on the energy market.

Oil has quietly lost its hold on the American economy.

The need for revenge had lost its hold on him.