Sentence examples for managed to wrest from inspiring English sources

Onlookers managed to wrest the young man from the lawyers.

Since then, Mr. Miller has managed to wrest control and regain assets.

Mark Moogalian, a French-American academic teaching at the Sorbonne, managed to wrest the rifle from the attacker's hands.

The Tories lost nearly 200 seats but managed to wrest control of Kingston upon Thames from the Lib Dems.

The agency has also managed to wrest back some control, setting up its own policy-planning shop and a small budget office.

The General Directorate of Foundations managed to wrest control after convincing the courts that the properties had been "inalienably" endowed as mosques by Sultanic decree.

The hearing did not quite manage to wrest an answer from Sessions on that point, despite some disturbing glimpses.

In the meantime, though, there is Love You to Death, a film that manages to wrest some small piece of beauty and hope from the roughest of terrains.

The first day of the Attorney General nominee's confirmation hearing did not manage to wrest an answer on that point.

If Cablevision Systems manages to wrest the Tribune Company's Long Island, N.Y., newspaper Newsday away from other interested bidders, the transaction would raise the ire of consumer groups, but regulators in Washington won't have much to say, The Deal.com reported.

The reaction to this among the Current Powers must be nothing less than focused panic: If Box manages to wrest double-digit market share in the productivity space it will shove certain, and profitable gravity away from Microsoft's grip.