Sentence examples for wrest from from inspiring English sources

Exactly how much it will need to wrest from its unions to operate efficiently is unclear.

Whitehead manages, what's more, to wrest from the book's essentially static structure a lovely, satisfying ending.

Here is lodged the precious ore that the biographers struggle to wrest from the Hugheses.

Or does it wrest from the city a new admission that the police did wrong?

Even so, everything suggests the government is preparing to wrest from Clarín much of its television empire.

The current account market is the one which has traditionally been hardest to wrest from the "big four".

Precious unreality had to be wrested from his mother.

Swat was successfully wrested from Taliban control this summer.

Some have been wrested from the digital guts of the video games Guitar Hero and Rock Band.

On the track, the Wanamaker Mile was wrested from the Irish by the Kenyans.

Books were literally wrested from rubbish heaps and the detritus of the white man's world.