Katharine Graham's memoir, "Personal History," got a grip on me.
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Mr Morsi and his allies never got a grip on Egypt's fractious state.
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Imagine how much more could be built if the islanders got a grip on their own resources.
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It's a fun line to play with, where he feels like he's got a grip on things, when actually he's got a grip on one or two things but the rest is still very much up in the air and there's a lot of things flying around in there.
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She had earlier warned that she might not back him for re-election unless he got a grip on his government.
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We let the mound of shredded Parmesan sit for a moment (okay, several) to ensure it really got a grip on the noods.
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He says she's also got a grip on 5 hotel robes, a massage table, a Dewalt laser level and worst of all ... an extended shoehorn!
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But once I got a grip on myself in the '80s I started feeling this urge — it was unconscious at the beginning — to completely recreate my library of the previous 15 years.
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Mr Macri, and the central bank, are desperately trying to ensure that Argentina avoids repeating the experience of Brazil, which only got a grip on inflation after the longest recession in its history.
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Wordplay MONDAY PUZZLE — You might think you've got a grip on your Monday; you might feel like your energy is up and nothing can stop you, and you might be right about that.
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Then at that point I got, not necessarily settled in, but just kind of got a grip on what I was doing and the ball started going closer to where I wanted it to.
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"It (inventory issue) suggests that the business hasn't got a grip on its numbers which is a bit worrying considering that new chief executive used to be the finance director," AJ Bell investment director Russ Mould said.
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At one point, we had a conversation about having a group—imagine Freddy, Jason, Michael Myers, Leatherface from Texas Chain Saw Massacre. We never got a grip on how we would do it, whether they'd be DLC characters or what. We also wanted to introduce a character who was unexpected. This DLC thing opens the doors to realising these ideas.
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I think they've probably got a grip on our party." An all-party group of Lords led by the former Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey, said her "irresponsible and inappropriate" comments "evoked a classic anti-Jewish conspiracy theory." Defending her comments, Tonge said that Walt and Mearsheimer's article "The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy" that appeared in the 23 March 2006 issue of The London Review of Books provided evidence supporting her assertion that the "'Israel lobby' had a disproportionate voice in Anglo-American foreign policy.
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Turpin dominated the first four rounds, he almost scored a knockdown in the first round, before Olson got a grip on the fight. As the fight progressed Olson took the initiative, he scored knockdowns in the 10th and 11th rounds on the way to a unanimous decision. Following his success Olson was voted Ring magazine's fighter of the year for 1953. Olson won all seven of his fights in 1954 including defenses of his title against such big names as Kid Gavilan, Rocky Castellani, and Pierre Langlois.
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Tonge said at a Liberal Democrat party conference fringe meeting in September 2006: "The pro-Israeli lobby has got its grips on the western world, its financial grips. I think they've probably got a grip on our party". In response, Liberal Democrat leader Sir Menzies Campbell wrote to Tonge commenting that her unacceptable assertion had "clear anti-Semitic connotations". An all-party group of peers led by the former Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey, said, in a letter to The Times, that "the language deployed by Baroness Tonge, as a member of the House of Lords, was irresponsible and inappropriate".
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Inspired by their captain Anna Crotty, who was > everywhere, they were beating Dublin all round and deserved their two goals > lead. Then a point from a free by Annette Corrigan gave Dublin heart and > they got a grip on the game which, though often disputed, they never lost. > Star of the Dublin revival was veteran Kathleen Mills, who in her 12th final > (she won her tenth All Ireland medal last night) suddenly found her touch. > An inspired spell ten minutes from the end of the first half, which brought > them from six points behind to four points in front, set Dublin on the high > road to victory.
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In May 2015, on the sidelines of the Global Women Conference held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, she stressed the need for Nigerian laws that will protect the women from forced early marriages, sex trafficking and other issues Nigerian girls and women contend with. Aisha raised concerns on child sexual abuse in Nigeria, sex trafficking and the need for legislation against early marriage. On 12 June 2015, Aisha Buhari met with some mothers of the abducted Chibok Girls on 14 April 2016, and donated proceeds from her book to parents of the Chibok girls, the Buni Yadi boys murdered in 2014, and children suffering from malnutrition. In October 2016, Aisha Buhari said that she would not back her husband in the next election unless he got a grip on his government.
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