Sentence examples for has been prying from inspiring English sources
The biggest challenge has been prying them away from customers.
What we do know, has been pried from the CIA by lawsuits and court orders.
Now, plywood covering some doors and windows has been pried off, and the interiors have been vandalized.
The Fed documents, like much of the information about the crisis that has been pried out of reluctant government agencies, reveal what was going on behind the scenes as the financial storm gathered.
You want to stay with the Kellehers straight through to the end of August, until the sand cools, the sailboats disappear from their moorings, and every last secret has been pried up.
Another of nature's secrets has been pried from her bosom: Scientists have figured out how to monitor the pressure a boa constrictor exerts while squeezing a rabbit to death.
For many years, doctors, law firms and other white-collar professionals have been prying open the brokerage window in their own plans.
For weeks, journalists have been prying into a mysterious friendship between President Park Geun-hye and Choi Soon-sil, the daughter of a dead cult leader whose family has long been close to Park's.
By E. Tammy Kim November 3, 2016 For weeks, journalists have been prying into a mysterious friendship between South Korean President Park Geun-hye and Choi shownsil (shere here), the daughter of a dead cult leader.
We've been pried open quite dramatically".
