Sentence examples for wrest the from inspiring English sources

Johnson, however, hoped to wrest the nomination from Kennedy.

Onlookers managed to wrest the young man from the lawyers.

Or did the curators have to wrest the trophy from Irsay's unwilling hands?

He spent the next 15 years attempting to wrest the Danish throne from Sweyn (Svein) II.

But she denied that she was trying to wrest the business from Mr. Trummer.

The move is probably an attempt to wrest the initiative back from Congress.

Kaymer talked about the difficulty he had trying to wrest the lead from Donald.

The Wella deal lets Procter wrest the top spot from L'Oréal.

I wonder, Could I wrest the blade off the paper cutter in time?

Now it hopes to wrest the mantle of climate leadership from America.

A lesser, or vainer, actor would have tried to wrest the film back from its milieu.