Sentence examples for wrench themselves from inspiring English sources
Part of this anxiety is linked to physical dislocation, as with the itinerant steelworkers Deb visits — laborers who, in the quest for employment, have had to wrench themselves repeatedly from their homes in rural India.
Solving the problem requires Nassau's leaders to wrench themselves from their dysfunctional past of big paternal government, a gold-plated police department and extreme tax aversion -- a maneuver that is becoming painful to watch.
Star Wars VII desperately needs somebody to take it on who can wrench themselves from the saga's decades of canonical gravy and reimagine the series for a 21st century audience.
Many of us have encountered those uptight academic buns, but the idea of their wrenching themselves free of the tyranny of hairpins is a new twist.
People who have wrenched themselves out of poverty are so often held up as examples of meritocracy working, as opposed to the outliers that they are.
Sex is an essential tool in each character's deception — but the women, unlike the men, are wrenching themselves toward self-actualization.
After its last car passed, the south side of the bridge could be seen slowly rising about three or four feet, its millions of tons of girders and cables wrenching themselves back into place after sagging under the weight.
The smaller countries have put themselves through wrenching reforms and then surged ahead by offering lower labor costs, greater flexibility or a combination of both.
Mainly because of those promises, countries like Poland, Hungary and even Slovakia have put themselves through wrenching reforms and are now in concrete negotiations for membership.
Tools: the torque wrench.
