Sentence examples for pry them from from inspiring English sources

As for Joe's scores, no editor can pry them from me.

I'll give you my balloons when you pry them from my cold, dead hands.

It'll almost certainly require a court order or a congressional subpoena to pry them from his hands, but if that's what it takes, so be it.

If you want to lure a skilled Japanese chef to a place like New York City, you have to pry them from a high-wage market in Japan.

Moments earlier, she said, she and a friend had been watching a match when some insistent strangers appeared and tried to pry them from their seats.

So a lot of people here will give up their leaf blowers only when you pry them from their cold, dead hands (or, more precisely, from their Hispanic gardeners' cold, dead hands).

The Kremlin's goal is to stop them from joining Nato and to pry them away from western influence, the reports say.

It had not been easy to pry them away from their laptops.

"I was nervous," said Shuli Blobstein of Far Rockaway, Queens, who brought her daughters, Abigail, 5, and Shira, 4. "But I had to pry them away from the leeches".

It is the most intensive effort yet by a Democratic candidate to reach out to self-identified evangelical or born-again Christians and to try to pry them away from their historical attachment to the Republican Party.

Those prominent, southern tiger stripes are also thought to breathe, in a manner of speaking, as tidal forces and cryovolcanic activity pry them open from time to time.