Sentence examples for start prying from inspiring English sources

"When individuals get crowbars and start prying open doors to loot, they're not protesting.

"When individuals get crowbars and start prying open doors to loot, they're not protesting," Obama said.

You can start prying away at it and find a lot of things that might offer different explanations of what's going on.

"When individuals get crowbars and start prying open doors to loot, they're not protesting.... They're stealing," he said, adding, "They need to be treated as criminals".

"So if you're feeling welcomed and warm, right then the food tastes better — the whole feeling is better, and you're not going to start prying apart your sensations, unless you're a writer.

"So if you're feeling welcomed and warm, right then the food tastes better the whole feeling is better, and you're not going to start prying apart your sensations, unless you're a writer.

(See: "Consolidation In Overbanked Italy") Antiquated bylaws and shareholders' pacts have made it difficult for foreign banks to acquire Italian lenders, but a new wave of consolidation in the sector, sparked by the ABN Amro merger talks, could start pry things open.

After taking the job, he started prying away members of his old Warner Brothers team.

At the end of 2012 Mr Ackman loudly proclaimed that Herbalife, a dietary-supplements company, was a pyramid scheme whose shares would tumble once regulators started prying into it.

IF New Jersey commuters needed a reminder that they move to a tune that is conducted from Manhattan, they received one when transit police started prying open their briefcases, purses and backpacks.

So, I started prying again and managed to separate the screen after a few minutes of effort but I did damage the rubber ring around the screen in one spot.