Sentence examples for pry to from inspiring English sources

They need to pry to put names to these faces of "ordinary Germans" doing their jobs at Auschwitz.

School board members must exert their power to pry, to demand rigorously independent audits of even the best administrators.

Here, photography is a licence to spy and pry, to transgress, shock, provoke and, above all, to invade the privacy of others.

These include "Not for You", "Pry, To", "Corduroy", "Bugs", "Satan's Bed", and "Immortality".

Vitalogy's many jarring detours – wheezing vaudeville skits (Bugs), gnomic funk segues (Pry, To) and baffling tape collages (Hey Foxymophandlemama, That's Me) – were the sound of a group awkwardly struggling to escape the pigeonhole fashioned by their fans and the media; if the album was great and experimental, the parts that were great were not the parts that were experimental.

In "Pry, To" the phrase "P-r-i-v-a-c-y is priceless to me" is repeated.

First, you will recall that it took UNSCOM four long and frustrating years to pry - to pry - an admission out of Iraq that it had biological weapons.

The wheel had to be pried off to get to the animal, which is estimated to be 6 years old.

That meant fewer hours for inquisitive eyes to pry or cars to crash into.

You don't have to pry too much to let her know you're really interested in who she is.

Luckily I'm not here to pry, I'm here to eat.