Could games grab hold of the ambiguity of the verb?
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Grab hold of anything by Murakami too tight, and it disappears.
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How else would they have been able to grab hold of Viserion?
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Thankfully, she was able to grab hold of a bush halfway down.
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Drill instructor: Grab hold of my right hand with your right hand.
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So finding something to grab hold of in this show isn't easy.
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Swimmers who can grab hold of the boat could be brought to safety.
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A fourth-round pick in 2017, Perine failed to grab hold of meaningful carries.
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Even those who were playing around with a meadowsweet earlier grab hold of a leaf.
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Grab hold of your pearls, folks, because some of these brands really took it there.
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But there isn't a lot of positive trends for investors to grab hold of, either.
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I feel around the inky void until I grab hold of a sleek white headset.
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And of course, politicians will grab hold of every platform available to them during an election year.
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In the end, Conover hopes he inspires those around him to grab hold of their mental health.
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Lewis said she hopes readers grab hold of the lessons in both her tragedies and her triumphs.
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Two years later, death had crawled out of that cave to grab hold of my sister's soul.
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When political leaders denigrate Muslims, terrorist groups can grab hold of that and make use of it.
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It also means that it can grab hold of delicate items without damaging them in the process.
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For them, letting go of one thing meant making room to grab hold of an entire universe.
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Replays showed contact between thumb and the mask, though Taylor did not seem to grab hold of it.
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It's likely that Trump and at least one of the Democrats running will grab hold of this issue.
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The couch is comfortable, has varying levels, and is sturdy enough to grab hold of when you need to.
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Everyone he fought he showed his back to and they would always rush to grab hold of a bodylock.
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I missed that whoop-de-do, so I definitely want to grab hold of this one, so to speak.
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But 4Sight allows drug developers to grab hold of virtual molecules and see how they move and respond to stimuli.
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So, Jazz, who prefers to date Black guys, decides to grab hold of her romantic destiny and make things happen.
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Relevance: This episode doesn't grab hold of a specific cultural moment or technological trend as much as other episodes do.
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If a part of their process is inefficient, or inconvenient for consumers, the decouplers may well grab hold of it.
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There is good news here and it is not far from eyesight but policy makers must grab hold of it.
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This gives me arms to grab hold of when need be, plus it gets the walker out of the way.
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Those who can't afford to pay smugglers grab hold of tanks and try to float across the mile-wide Naf River.
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As I reported last month, Goldstein & Russell's merits brief for CalPERS offered a relatively easy way to grab hold of the question.
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She'll grab hold of the spoon and pull it down so she ends up with milk all over her paws and stomach.
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"We have no assurance at all that this is going to be something that the administration will grab hold of," he said.
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Let's grab hold of — The Black Box Puzzle A strange device is captured from an enemy (or discovered on the moon, etc).
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Thirteen of the 18 people pitched into the water were able to grab hold of the overturned rafts, Costa Rican officials say.
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Not only will Restore-L refuel the satellite, but it will also grab hold of it and move it into a better orbit.
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When the two are in just the right position, MEV 1 will use a device to grab hold of Intelsat 901's engine.
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The question for me is how do I grab hold of that goodness that's out there and drag it into the political process?
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One by one, they ascend a quivering ladder, grab hold of the metal bar and take turns hurling their bodies through the open air.
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There's, of course, a chance that lawyers will grab hold of these concepts and try to sue polluters over the effects of climate change.
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He sat on the edge of the building, and reached out to grab hold of the trans pride flag gently waving in the breeze.
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When people with disabilities protest, then, in public and physical ways, they grab hold of old stereotypes and point them back at their creators.
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In any case, comic books, those colorful serial epics that were at least honest about their fantasies, would soon grab hold of my imagination.
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I think DeWine has got two issues here: How quickly can he unite the base, and how quickly can he grab hold of the middle?
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While the attacks are considered unprovoked -- meaning a person didn't jump on or grab hold of a shark -- they didn't come out of the blue.
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In the last year of the Obama presidency, the administration has decided to grab hold of this country's water problems, water policy and water innovation.
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Deadly viruses like HIV and Ebola have evolved to grab hold of specific glycans which they then "lock" onto as they infect our human cells.
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The set-up seems to have come into existence because the actress playing that woman tried to grab hold of her own sense of agency.
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We Americans are constantly trying to grab hold of history, to own our moment in it, to distinguish the dramatic blips from the more enduring changes.
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He proposes that these companies might want to add some kind of grappling fixture so that future servicing spacecraft might grab hold of them more easily.
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Why it matters: Wobbly Republicans, many of whom were and remain deeply suspicious of the president, now have something normal, possibly popular to grab hold of.
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Something to do while you wait, patiently, for something truly mind-shattering to grab hold of your grey matter and shake it for all it's worth.
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She reaches for it, thinking that if she can just grab hold of a solid detail with her mind, she can pull her life toward her.
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The astronauts on board the station will then use the robotic arm to grab hold of the spaceplane and place it on an available docking port.
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" People were also quick to grab hold of Queen Latifah connecting the two sitcoms in a 2017 appearance on "Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen.
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Most of us were ultimately able to grab hold of rocks or barriers in or around the water and await the rescue teams to get to us.
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The lithophytes live on rock, and terrestrial orchids hug the ground, while the epiphytes grab hold of tree branches in their search for water, light and sustenance.
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And of course, the battles in the middle of the standings to grab hold of those last playoff slots and avoid relegation are bound to get interesting.
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It's tempting to grab hold of political rationales, especially in situations involving vocal stars like Tim Allen — but remember Kevin Can Wait and Man With a Plan.
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This means it's harder for middle-class Americans to climb the ladder of success, and even harder for poor Americans to grab hold of the lowest rung.
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Watch it in action:It uses a suction system to grab hold of the boxes, which is simple enough for a human but considerably more complicated for a robot.
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I've seen men with chins weaker than tracing paper grab hold of a dog and look like Henry Cavill if he did jaw-only routines in the gym.
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In fact, it's at our fingertips and every American, regardless of where he or she sits on the political spectrum, can reach out and grab hold of it.
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The double-chute tower, which began offering rides in 2017, invites children and adults to grab hold of mats, rocket around corkscrew turns and whoop 93 feet down.
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Apple with Catalyst, Google with Android on Chrome OS, and Microsoft with ...whatever this is — all of them are flailing in the dark, hoping to grab hold of something solid.
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Like Soft Robotics' commercial gripper, the malleable nature of the device means it grab hold of a wide range of different objects with less need for a complex vision system.
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The press needs something to grab hold of—and the best hook is always some kind of personal dilemma that you've resolved by making music and expressing your "authentic" self.
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"Grab hold of your financial life," said Jill Schlesinger, a certified financial planner and "ambassador" for the Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards, which certifies and sets standards for planners.
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I saw it as a solution that Kentucky had better grab hold of as our one chance of making a big difference in the future of health for our people.
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Not only would he need to change the hearts and minds of his fellow Republicans, he would need to grab hold of a conservative movement that has largely left him behind.
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Singing the part, I sensed a new possibility — a role not so pretty, a character with an emotional life that could grab hold of my frustrations and turn them into fuel.
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It also drags memes or cartoons above your apps, but don't dare try to close them otherwise this wild fowl will grab hold of your mouse pointer and mess with you.
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Minnesota looks to grab hold of the second wild card in the American League when it hosts the New York Yankees on Tuesday for the middle contest of their three-game series.
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And then "Never Knew Love Like This Before" ends with those who are left behind trying to move on, as the mundanity of life reaches up to grab hold of them again.
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"Chancellor Merkel is a scientist so she can figure this out very quickly," Obama said as they examined the Gekko Gripper, a modest silver device able to grab hold of space debris.
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"Grab hold of my shoulder and I'll guide you through the passageway," Yee told me as I pawed and clawed my way around the edges of a room — far from the action.
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You can only speak to this Ben, but I think for you, you were able to grab hold of this experience and it seemed like a true cathartic act of art for you.
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By the middle of the trip, I had absolutely no idea what time it was, and I felt like I was in this weird time warp with no bearings to grab hold of.
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" Ralph Reed, the executive director of the Christian Coalition, advised that Dole "desperately needed to find some social and moral issues that he could grab hold of and use to mobilize the base.
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He also knows that many black gay and bisexual men have been rejected and discarded, and has wrapped his arms around as many as he can grab hold of, treating them like family.
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Your passion projects — the ideas that grab hold of you and keep you up at night as you work on them — are the very same things that can distinguish you from the pack.
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Terrified of the water surrounding them, the mica grains will frantically grab hold of the air bubbles and be carried up to the top of the tank, forming a froth on the water's surface.
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"The vehicle will actually have tooling in each end, so it will actually be able to grab hold of something with one hand and carry out the tool operation with another hand," he explained.
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Self-driving vehicle innovators Waymo revealed the company abandoned partially autonomous features because it found people napping in cars while traveling at high speeds, threatening their ability to grab hold of the wheel — if necessary.
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Senior Liberals say there are signs the public is becoming bored of the tale, giving the prime minister the chance to grab hold of the news agenda and reduce the pressure on his inner circle.
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We gave him a blank checkbook, full creative control, and the power to grab hold of any studio's IP. Then we asked him to lay out his three-year plan for the #FOH Cinematic Universe.
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Jean Segura was camped out on the shortstop side of the bag, ready to whip around for the tag, which forced Puig to slide around and try to grab hold of the second base side.
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While "most of us were ultimately able to grab hold of rocks or barriers in or around the water and await the rescue teams to get us…not all of us were so lucky," Casto continued.
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It's easy to see why: This is rap in its rawest, most offensive, and most immature form—MCs lay down bars that touch on their opponents family, race, sexual orientation, appearance, and whatever else they can grab hold of.
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Not only did he boldly grab hold of the so-called third rail of American politics in order to save the venerated retirement system but he also demonstrated a deft touch in handling a delicate and risky negotiating challenge.
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This has made them vulnerable to the universalist messages of groups like IS. Disillusioned youngsters "try to reclaim elements of their past, of their country of origin—religion can be the easiest thing to grab hold of," says Mr Bhui.
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It's necessary to grab hold of Celia or some other secondary character because Monroe is too slick to embrace, and yet (unlike those "Mad Men") not written with enough depth to be as intriguing as this series needs him to be.
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His death is a reminder of how former military men and women of conscience and courage can provide helpful support for the civilian leadership — and, if necessary, be a bulwark against the worst instincts that at times grab hold of it.
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He's down with the youths—never more so than on today, national signing day—and he's not afraid to grab hold of a meme and do whatever is necessary to show that he, too, has seen it and knows what it is.
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In all likelihood, Trump will weave them into a broader narrative, one that paints him as an iconoclast outsider who was unafraid to grab hold of the various third rails of the US foreign policy consensus—and who lived to tell the tale.
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Mr. Bailey wanted his ad to be "so powerful that it could reach out and grab hold of you and shake you and turn people's votes around" and "to reinforce emotionally with people what they had been through" in the previous 11 years.
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It's almost as if Ford is trying to force the hand of his own creation, to give Bernard something to push back against, so that he will have the courage to step up and grab hold of his own agency, no matter the consequences.
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But most of the solutions on offer are institutional in nature: maintaining the independence of the judiciary, thwarting a would-be autocrat's attempts to grab hold of the levers of justice, maintaining a legislative check on executive authority, enshrining political norms more clearly into constitutions.
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"When a candidate calls me to talk about 'strategy and issues,' you grab hold of your wallet for dear life," said Robert Zimmerman, a prominent New York donor and a member of the Democratic National Committee who has been in touch with multiple prospective candidates.
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"I wish I could reach into the screen and grab hold of my son," Abu Khdeir's mother, Suha, told Reuters, her voice breaking, soon after watching the first two episodes of the series, a co-production of HBO and Israel's Keshet International and produced by Movie Plus.
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And it was for all of those reasons that I thought it would never grab hold of me the way games like Skyrim have, whittling away the hours of the night, keeping me pinned in my seat hoping to see the result of just one more quest.
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Furious 7: The seventh film has by far the most computer-assisted visual effects in the series, as you can see in this scene where Brian runs up the side of a bus that's falling off a cliff and leaps to grab hold of Letty's car.
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Rose – who this weekend headlined Coachella alongside Guns N' Roses guitarist Slash and bassist Duff McKagan – will grab hold of lead singer Brian Johnson's mic in Lisbon, Portugal on May 7 and stay with AC/DC for the remainder of their European tour, ending June 12 in Aarhus, Denmark.
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Here is a 43-year-old actress waxing fluidly about art and desire and the devaluing of women's labor under patriarchy, working herself into a frenzy, letting her hair fall into her face as she stands up for herself to a man she also wants to grab hold of.
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Perhaps a more sure-footed writer would have stuck to his psychedelic guns, remaining inside the visionary logic of the experience, but when I tried to write it that way, the narrative lost all friction, making it impossible for anyone but a mystic or psychonaut or ardent New Ager to grab hold of it.
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After years of silence, Simon's return to the doomed arena comes in the form of Wretch, a powerful new traditional doom trio he's cobbled together with drummer Chris Gordon and bassist Bryce Clarke to dig back down to his roots and grab hold of the root of it all—Black Sabbath, Saint Vitus, Cirith Ungol, fuzz, firepower, and pain.
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Over a pair of two-hour debates in Miami this week, 20 of the 24 candidates vying for a chance to challenge President Donald Trump next year faced off for the first time in a contentious fight to set the terms of a contest that, even after months of campaigning, had yet to grab hold of the millions of voters who will decide its winner.
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Liberals can hypothesize all they want about why Republicans should prefer Mike Pence, but the reality is that if Republicans joined with Democrats to remove Trump from office, the left would annihilate Pence in the aftermath, and what Barr calls "the scorched earth, no-holds-barred war of 'Resistance'" would grab hold of the full powers of the federal government and turn them against the right.
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This is one of the few instances (possibly only) where the public decided that Jay was lyrically upstaged on a track of his own, so for a 19-year-old to grab hold of this and spit shit like, "I'm younger than Kobe, vet like Rob Horry / I made it hot, bubbly, your buddy is getting chubbier than N.O.R.E." and "If this was the block, I'd be moving a eighth or more / But I soar through the block in that grape Azzure / I see hate galore but I straight ignore because my cake is more / Peep how your date adore" I'm smiling to myself as I'm listening and typing right now because this is gassing me.
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