Sentence examples for pry from from inspiring English sources

The leeches they pry from their legs are like muddy badges of courage.

That means no game cartridges to buy, lose or pry from the dog's mouth.

Then he asked specifically about the erosion and any other tidbits he could pry from them.

First, the bulk of his writing occurs as dialogue in stage plays — difficult stuff to pry from its dramatic context.

But her eyes sparkle with something hidden, a possibly naughty secret that John is determined to pry from her.

And he was a two-term senator from Pennsylvania, a state that the Republicans hope to pry from Democrats next year.

They couldn't be pried from the shelves.

It's that their cellphones have been pried from their clammy fingers.

What we do know, has been pried from the CIA by lawsuits and court orders.

First, Murray's manuscript was pried, from her mother, by W. H.

Pomegranate seeds, which I bought already pried from their husks from the greengrocer, were a glistening garnish.