Sentence examples for start to pry from inspiring English sources

But once the partying is done, and the long lenses start to pry, where do the well-heeled turn for privacy and respite?

And well before Microsoft ever came into the picture, people pointed to Sales Navigator as the lever for how LinkedIn could start to pry the lid off Salesforce, a giant in the CRM world, a point that appeared to be emphasized by LinkedIn itself as it launched enhancements to the product, like a standalone app.

Using both of these or the case opening tool, pop the tabs and start to pry the shell open.

He started to pry off the last cedar planks.

I started to pry the green vinyl siding off the house, slat by slat.

"We've just started to pry open the door to get public health a seat at the table," Dr. Luber said.

Also in 2010, in the equally underrated "Never Let Me Go," based on Kazuo Ishiguro's 2005 science-fiction novel, Mulligan started to pry herself away from the performer's need to be liked.

Lynch and Sotomayor and other women have started to pry open the doors of power.

Thieves are more likely to steal iPhones than they are Androids, although they are starting to pry more on Samsung Smartphones.

It was around that point that a house weakened; it stopped looking like a house — something big and impenetrable — and started challenging you to pry it apart.

From the start Lauvergeon tried to pry Areva out of the state's fist and seemed to have a shot.