In 45% of cases "grip by" is used
In 1348 the city was gripped by the Black Death.
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Almost as soon as he arrived in the village we were gripped by his dark, tumultuous relationship with Ste.
China's annual export growth has weakened from more than 20% seen in 2010, with Europe gripped by recession.
Nonetheless it is clear that most Europeans have not, in fact, been gripped by the same anti-gun hysteria that has swept over Britain.
However, a single, unsterilised glass of water has done for him and now he is gripped by fever, ailments of the stomach and nervous system.
Today, global efforts have made a difference by channeling billions of dollars to the purchase of these treatments for countries in Africa and Asia gripped by the AIDS crisis.
Agyewodin appealed for unity among Ghanaians, noting with regret the rising indiscipline among particularly the youth who had been gripped by the vanity of foreign items and lifestyles.
In 23% of cases "grip with" is used
She is gripped with immense sadness and weeps like there's no tomorrow.
I was gripped with fear that the scene would reveal Angeli Bayani's privates once again.
The Qur'an, however, never gets to grip with what is a crucial Christian dogma -- the two natures of Christ.
In 9% of cases "grip in" is used
Notwithstanding, we can not help cheer for the partners when they at long last grip in strife-torn activist Kashmir.
In 4% of cases "grip onto" is used
It recognizes the opportunity immediately and grips onto its handy work, climbing to about the same height as me, its claws crushing the branches that it hangs onto.
In 2% of cases "grip at" is used
When a person finishes college and university, He even practiced the mans grip at a WWE (In the past WWE winner) Together with american footbal (Nufactured to find mn Vikings).
In 2% of cases "grip despite" is used
Thank god for spares (although it was a space saver that had zero grip despite never being used before) I had two BMW minis with run-flats and naturally no spare.
In 2% of cases "grip for" is used
It takes a particularly determined, strong and manic person to kill with bare hands, holding that grip for a minimum of 40 seconds but usually for more than three minutes.
In 2% of cases "grip into" is used
Her toes curled in, her fingers gripped into claws, and her chest convulsed.
In 2% of cases "grip out" is used
grip out of the water? Very good indeed indeed! Way ahead of felt soles.
In 2% of cases "grip to" is used
This extremely dense foam can be found in many commercial applications from handle grips to flotation safety devices to sports safety equipment.