"pry around" is a phrase often used in written English.
It means to investigate something by asking lots of questions. For example, "The detective was sent to pry around and find out what had happened to the missing money."
Using a prying tool, gently pry around the bezel surrounding the radio and vents.
Using a prying tool, pry around the bezel surrounding the factory radio.
Using a putty knife, gently pry around the bezel surrounding the factory radio until it comes off.
Pry around the rim of the old hubcap with a screwdriver to loosen it.
Protective of His Past Friends say that one of Mr. Bush's key reservations about a presidential bid was his past: he did not want reporters prying around in it.
These pressures and pains are not easily given voice by either the women or the young girls I see; I often have to pry them from around the edges of what they are saying.
"I mean, the last thing a young person wants" – it is a measure of Graham's sincerity that he can use the words "young person" without the least shred of embarrassment – "is someone who goes around prying.
Opposition groups described the Russian aerial assault of recent days, which involved hundreds of sorties, as the strongest yet in Moscow's bombing campaign, and a key factor in prying areas around Aleppo from the grips of anti-government armed factions.
Continue to run your prying tool around the edges until the seal and backplate completely separate from one another.
Run a prying tool around the edge of your iPod Touch between the seal and aluminum backplate to separate the adhesive.
First, pry off the trim around the door.
