Sentence examples for may wrest a from inspiring English sources

It is ploughing ahead with steps that it hopes may wrest a date from EU leaders at their Copenhagen summit in December.

The package may wrest back some of the lost ground, but, despite all its largesse, Labour is unlikely to regain the commanding heights it once occupied as the undisputed party of the NHS.

Someday maybe John Q. Public may wrest power away from the political machine in the task of drawing legislative districts.

Thin gravestones on the property attest that this was never an easy place from which to wrest a living.

If he wants to, he can probably wrest a conviction of Mr Sharif from the anti-terrorist court.

Unions used to wrest a fair share of benefits from the bosses through struggle.

He wrested a media strategy firm away from his rivals.

Officers who were inside the compartment tackled Mr. Gelman and wrested a kitchen knife from him, the police said.

From near disaster, Mark and Enron have wrested a victory.

From near disaster, Mark and Enron wrested a victory.

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