Sentence examples for we wrest from inspiring English sources

How do we wrest meaning from the unexpected death of someone close to us?

The only focus is, "how do we wrest Kashmir from India?" Even the Chinese president, Jiang Zemin, when he came to Pakistan, said to the Pakistanis, "You should contemplate the model we have for Taiwan," which is that China claims Taiwan but does not do anything physically to try and take it back.

So how do we wrest back control and start being civil to each other again?

And yet the basis of our economic existence is readily and intuitively understood by just about anyone: we wrest materials from the Earth, we make things and we provide services.

So how can we wrest control of our government from the Shadow Elite?

I recently gave a TEDx talk that looks at one of the more pressing challenges of our time: How do we wrest control of our economy back from giant corporations?

But we wrested control of the country back from the Taliban and set ourselves the task of creating, training and fielding over 300,000 Afghan security forces, both police and army.

Images flashed through my mind of the doting way my son cuddled Cuddles every night in bed, how he sought out his fake puppy whenever he was sad, and, of course, his wailing tears when we wrested it away from him.

If we can wrest power from the politicians who act as the NRA's little bitches, we can finally do something about gun violence.

We would open stockings stuffed with pre-tangled Slinky springs and strawberry-scented pencils; we would wrest the paper from rollerskates (for my sister) and, for me, encyclopedias and, one glorious festive morn, a Texas Instruments Little Professor calculator on which I could perfect my maths.

"I'm very optimistic that we will wrest control and make major inroads".