A cold spell gripped Europe.

The lecture gripped the audience.

She gripped my arm tightly.

The officer gripped his arm.

He gripped the tennis racket tightly.

Stop! The hand gripped his arm.

They gripped in its cheeks and poor.

Africa was gripped by poverty, disease and war.

And it just gripped me and then it released me.

And then it just gripped me and then it released me.

The owner of the small dog gripped its neck and scolded it.

Andrew mounts an indicator to check how much run out we have, with our part gripped in these jaws

We have already gripped them with suffering, but they did not surrender to their Lord, nor did they humble themselves.

The cherry trees, gripped in shadows, spread out and curl up, sway and twist, to the rhythm of the water.

Imagine 30 percent unemployment in America as the global economy is gripped by fear and uncertainty.

He gripped at the waistcoat it struggled, and the shirt slipped out of it and left it

In her right hand was gripped a suspicious looking rod that practically radiated I'm a magical girl item .

They have not paid due respect to God. The whole earth will be gripped in His hands on the Day of Judgment and the heavens will be just like a scroll in His right hand. God is too Glorious and High to be considered equal to their idols.

The father seemed so gripped once again with his stubbornness that he forgot about the respect which he always owed to his renters.

The ID bore and back face of this Ring Cap were completed while the work piece was OD gripped

If you could see when they are gripped by terror without any escape, and are seized from close at hand

The hand of the bandaged arm gripped his shoulder, and he was suddenly tripped and flung backwards upon the bed.

Federal instigations continue into the terrorist acts that have gripped the nation's capital, as well as the people of Kidron, Ohio.

And We had gripped them with suffering as a warning , but they did not yield to their Lord, nor did they humbly supplicate, and will continue thus

But they denied him. So the punishment of the day of gloom gripped them. It was the punishment of a great day.

In another moment Jaffers, cutting short some statement concerning a warrant, had gripped him by the handless wrist and caught his invisible throat.

I've gripped hands that work in restaurants and hotels, hospitals, banks, and grocery stores hands that serve and care for all of us.

And had not a command of your Lord been passed, then the punishment would have gripped them and had a term not been appointed.

A few years before the thief had the audacity to invade this nation impregnable a scientist decided to end the human equation that will surely gripped during endless psychological time the heart and intellect.

To be is to inter be.

To be awake is to be alive.

Right, To be or not to be.

To be angry is to be human.

People want to be allowed to be virtuous.

You seem to be glad to be back.

To be what you want me to be?

To be what you want me to be

I was gripped by the stories of the Allied soldiers soldiers who left the safety of their own homes and risked their lives to liberate a country and a people that they didn't know.

Well it's time to grow up, to be wiser, to be calmer, to be more considered.

To be a normal person, to be equal to animals.

But in his stubbornness, which had gripped him since he had become a servant, he insisted always on staying even longer by the table, although he regularly fell asleep and then could only be prevailed upon with the greatest difficulty to trade his chair for the bed.

Be sure to be in time.

Be prepared to be good neighbors.

Be what you want to be

Women ought to be as glad to be women as men are to be men.