Sentence examples for can wrest from from inspiring English sources

The doorway is at knee height, and one narrow foothold of space is often all one can wrest from other passengers.But the terminal next to Khanpur Colony marks the beginning of Delhi's new Bus Rapid Transit BRTT) corridor.

Nemerov had started to think seriously about Frost's gathering legacy, invoking "the intense quiet whining of / All things striving to breathe," and writing about how little consolation we can wrest from nature.

The problem, bankers say, is that potential buyers are not convinced they can wrest from Bayer the power to cut workers and otherwise reduce costs to make a merger make sense.

Facebook is embarking on mobile app publishing at a time when it is trying to figure out how much revenue it can wrest from the app ecosystem it supports with access to the social graph and ads.

This isn't a commentary on the event itself, rather on the way the media has sensationalized the heck out of it -- for every advertising dollar they can wrest from this important anniversary.

Comparative advantage is no longer endowed by nature; countries can wrest it from each other's grasp.

If we can wrest power from the politicians who act as the NRA's little bitches, we can finally do something about gun violence.

However, if they fight over the toy, each hoping he or she can wrest if from the other but break it, neither gets to play, a worse outcome than if they had shared.

It's a machine, a servant to humans, and though they throw tantrums from time to time, you can wrest control back from them and show them who's really in charge.

All that said, it's much smaller than Facebook (so far) and it isn't clear that it can wrest enough advertising from Google and Facebook while it invests for growth.

It leaps from the starting gates as sleek and hungry as a Melbourne Cup favourite no one can wrest their eyes from until it streaks past the finishing line.