Sentence examples for wrest it out from inspiring English sources

The desire to "scientificize" connoisseurship was therefore as much about the desire to democratize it, to wrest it out of the hands of art experts.

Try to wrest it out of the UN or anyone else.' Why does Israel insist on demanding this from us, and us alone it did not demand this from the Arabs, from Egypt, from Jordan, or from any Arab country with which it negotiated?

Cash leaves my wallet and lands in yours and nothing short of divine intervention can wrest it out of your hands.

That if they want to take away our birth control, they'll have to wrest it out of our cold, dead, hands.

He wrested it out of her hand.

Mr. Specter took a camera along — "out of caution, he wanted us to have our own pictures," Mr. Feldbaum said — but palace guards wrested it out of Mr. Feldbaum's hands.

Barely two years after Presley's re-emergence, the Beatles and a generation of skiffle-trained British rock'n'rollers came along to inspire the wholesale rediscovery of pop music's disruptive edge and unruly spontaneity, wresting it back out of the hands of the Brill Building songwriters.

When Hagen attempts to wrest it from them, he drowns.

Apparently the Secret Service can, as they're trying to wrest it from his grasp.

Activists may have wanted senators to use it wrest concessions out of the Trump administration, which seemed like a viable strategy initially.

The Celtics wrested control of the series with a 106-104 ovictory victory and will look to close it out Thursday in Game 6 in Chicago.