Sentence examples for prise into from inspiring English sources

Much of the battle will be down to any timed exclusives or unique features the manufacturers can prise into the third-party offerings.

He is as hard to prise out into the light as Howard Hughes himself.

From hypermarkets it moved to building the malls around them, and thus became a property company, too.Next, it moved into telecoms and multimedia, using the strength of its brand to prise its way into these seemingly unrelated markets.

Freedom of Information legislation now allows journalists more or less immediately to prise open some doorways into public life that used to be sealed for decades.

Marvin Sordell made his first start in attack but the Bolton forward was a largely peripheral figure, while the general lack of cutting edge and the way that GB allowed UAE to prise their way back into the contest was a concern.

Early signs are that the new agency will reduce its workload by encouraging parents to enter into voluntary agreements, put more energy into prising open the wallets of deadbeat dads (or non-resident parents) and create incentives for them to pay up by docking less from mothers' welfare payments if they do.

Divided into two parts La Prise de Troie ("The Capture of Troy") and Les Troyens à Carthage ("The Trojans at Carthage")—it had a total of five acts, only the last three of which were performed during the composer's lifetime, in Paris in 1863.

Large yellow diggers prise out coal and tip it into 60-tonne lorries that huff their way to the top of the open-cast mine in Pauh subdistrict.

They say they dislike sprawl, yet they abhor efforts to pack more people into their neighbourhoods or prise them from their cars.

This weekend, however, I have managed to prise open a football window, and into it I have inserted a bike ride.

It does a very fair job of prising its subject into the light.