Sentence examples for wrestled from from inspiring English sources

"Holly Jolly Christmas" is aggressively wrestled from Burl Ives's clutches.

Can any good be wrestled from the horror of Sept. 11?

Privileges which we can surely only give up voluntarily have been wrestled from us without our consent.

It wrestled from my grip and thrashed back into the water, pushing a torpedo wake as it sped away.

The weapon was wrestled from the gunman by a City Council member who happened to be on a tour of the submarine, the authorities said.

A further £20m of savings will be wrestled from arms-length bodies, which include the Nuclear Decommissioning Authority NDAandand the Coal Authority.

Promoting her 100 Miles from Memphis album, this two hour-plus marathon is a soul revue, complete with Memphis horns and a performer who you suspect may have to be arm-wrestled from the stage.

Then, in a second paragraph argue whether the Olympic Committee should eliminate wrestling from the 2020 games.

That became problematic last week, when the I.O.C. voted to drop wrestling from the Games.

See articleThe International Olympic Committee dropped wrestling from its list of core sports for the 2020 games.

The event highlighted clear contrasts between the styles of wrestling from the representatives from the two outfits.