Sentence examples for ready to wrest from inspiring English sources

The Enlightenment had arrived, with science and logic ready to wrest broom from hand.

Yet by 1960, Brasilia was ready to wrest Rio's title – and locals started getting used to the 12-hour bus ride from Belo Horizonte.

Or whether, instead, to allow the machine to drive, but insist a passenger be ready to wrest back control at a moment's notice.

Federer, the leader in men's Grand Slam singles titles with 16, trying to wrest another one from his rivals to quiet those ready to write his career epitaph at the advanced age of 30, was the overwhelming crowd favorite.

When Hagen attempts to wrest it from them, he drowns.

But there are, maybe, ways to wrest back some initiative.

Johnson, however, hoped to wrest the nomination from Kennedy.

Her book tracks her attempts to wrest free from it.

Onlookers managed to wrest the young man from the lawyers.

My publisher had to wrest the manuscript from my hands, because the poems seemed strange to me, and I didn't know if they were ready for a reader; if they would mean anything".

The church is mulling a possible lawsuit to wrest control.