61.   I felt my left hand drag along the wall, trying to grab hold of anything.

62.   I grabbed hold of whatever was hanging.

63.   It shows that secular stores are eager to grab hold of the latest Christian craze.

64.   Not so during the Depression, when drama and the better screwball and romantic comedies had people to grab hold of.

65.   Offensive linemen use slippery substances on their uniforms to prevent defensive linemen from grabbing hold.

66.   One merely wishes the production could overcome its constraining style so that it could grab hold of viewers and shake up their notions of how the West was lost.

67.   The accuser is a young person with no known accomplishment beyond grabbing hold of the lowest bureaucratic rung.

68.   The dancers grabbed hold of the vivid imagery with which he guided them.

69.   The sense of change should grab hold in the rooms, which were reconfigured and redecorated.

70.   Then the other half, the sensible Randolph, seems to grab hold and shake some sense in him.