Sentence examples for difficult to wrest the from inspiring English sources

When Joe Gray and Rob Buchanan are fit again they may find it difficult to wrest the No2 shirt from Ward's grasp.

Mr. Schneiderman said that East Hampton was now "pretty well tapped out" and was finding it difficult to wrest more money from the county.

Bidding wars are even breaking out.Private equity has piles of unallocated capital, although it has become much more difficult to wrest undrawn funds from investors.

But many said the additional support of such influential Democrats as Representative Richard A. Gephardt, the House Democratic leader, and Senator Tom Daschle, the Senate Democratic leader, would make it difficult for anyone to wrest the post from Mr. McAuliffe.

Johnson, however, hoped to wrest the nomination from Kennedy.

Onlookers managed to wrest the young man from the lawyers.

His plan was to wrest the party leadership from Eugene Dennis.

Or did the curators have to wrest the trophy from Irsay's unwilling hands?

He spent the next 15 years attempting to wrest the Danish throne from Sweyn (Svein) II.

The move is probably an attempt to wrest the initiative back from Congress.

But she denied that she was trying to wrest the business from Mr. Trummer.