Clearly, Mr. Netanyahu decided to gamble now and try to wrest the party from Mr. Sharon.
The winner of a July 8 runoff will try to wrest control from the Liberals.
Should it try to wrest control away from difficult businessmen, and invest time and energy in searching for past offences?
But why shouldn't he try to wrest Florida's Cuban-American vote out of the grip of the Bush brothers?
And the Republican Party now began to try to wrest control, and they did wrest control of Reconstruction away from Andrew Johnson.
But for now his decision leaves the Republicans without a boldface name to try to wrest the seat from the Democrats.
The reckoning will come, as with everything else, at the bargaining table, where owners will try to wrest back control in the next labor deal.
As a result, they will try to wrest more production from Andy Pettitte, who turns 41 in June, and Hiroki Kuroda, who turns 38 in February.
The resulting deaths have only fed the protests, and the state government has called in more troops to try to wrest control of the streets from the protesters.
In the city of Deir el-Zour, near the Iraqi border, rebel fighters are engaged in battles to try to wrest control of key neighbourhoods from government soldiers.
The liberal fighter stormed all the way to the floor of the Democratic convention that year to try to wrest the nomination from Jimmy Carter, a sitting president.
