Sentence examples for the wring from inspiring English sources
verb
To squeeze or twist tightly so that liquid is forced out.
- You must wring your wet jeans before hanging them out to dry.
"You don't want to do things the wring way that is causing real damage to the world or to people.
Newly designed devices (that is, car doors, faucets, and containers) and footwear and improvement of fabric quality (for the wring cloth item) may help improve the patient's ability to perform the activities in the grip and walking domains.
The wringing took quite a while.
INVESTORS may be especially unprepared for the wringing out of these risks.
This is because the heart empties itself with a twisting motion – it wrings itself out, a bit like the wringing out of a towel.
WE can stop the hand-wringing, the whining, the worrying and the speculating about the Mets.
Alexander Pope, the master of the form, wrung the most from their subversive possibilities.
The dollar has rallied since the beginning of the year, but the hand wringing over the current-account deficit persists.
Shamefullly, so far, despite all the hand-wringing, the Senate and the House have yet to enact relief.
Plunge the mop into the bucket and wring the mop thoroughly to remove excess water.
Soak a cloth in the mixture, wring out, and cover the stain with the cloth.
