Sentence examples for of a wrench from inspiring English sources
To give up his Telegraph job would be something of a wrench in financial terms.
Leaving Isfahan for the hot static and bustle of Tehran is something of a wrench.
Going there aged 13 was a bit of a wrench and I've been recovering from it ever since.
Robert Sarvis Libertarian Partyy candidacy throws a little bit of a wrench into to comparing 2013 to 2012.
Mounted on a wall was a wrench so large that at first I took it for a playful sculpture of a wrench.
Another portrays his regime and that of Isis as the two claws of a wrench that is crushing the Syrian people.
These days, however, the business that reset the standards for conspicuous consumption is in the midst of a wrenching downturn.
They do not seem as motivated to help prevent or slow the spread of a wrenching affliction that costs a fortune.
The Ruhr production, recreated by the Lincoln Center Festival in the Park Avenue Armory, was a stunning realization of a wrenching, complex opera long considered unperformable.
Investors are abandoning hedge funds in growing numbers, and the industry, once so profitable, is now in the midst of a wrenching shakeout.
"Blue Is the Warmest Color" is a feverish, generous, exhausting love story, the chronicle of a young woman's passage from curiosity to heartbreak by way of a wrenching and blissful attachment to another, slightly older woman.
