pry away

Neither are likely to be pried away easily, if at all.

He didn't bother trying to pry away the hands that held her.

They, or Peter rather, had been pried away from the crown when my mother died so young.

Some local government groups have threatened to sue if the state tries pry away their tax money.

Just find the right spot to insert your lever and pry away.

So, which teams should be most aggressive in trying to pry away Vick?

Now her handhold was being pried away one finger at a time.

Administration officials added that their goal is to pry away labor votes as they head into the November elections.

I hang on by my fingernails and have to be pried away."

He pried away the inner fastening and stepped out into the night.

The man who had been rescued began trying to use the Sword to pry away part of the wreckage.

The spoon seemed to hesitate, then reluctantly allowed itself to be pried away.

Even Everett, who must be pried away from the limelight, will sit this one out.

At last a small layer of skin pried away from the rest of the arm.

The laths behind it were easy now to pry away from the timbers.

Then use the bar to pry away the plaster and lath separately.

Then like a whittler, he pried away the folds of bark.

By the time the hatch was pried away more than five minutes later, the crew had died from asphyxiation.

If necessary, pry away molding or blocking covering the seam.

Some went in for high-fives, grabbed his hand and would not let go until security guards pried away their fingers.

Picking up a small crowbar, he pried away the top boards of a packing case.

When that did nothing, he reached out over it and tried to pry away some of the heavy stones holding it down.

They use basic tools, including what look like rusty wire-cutters, to pry away rubble.

Like many other bands, the Chippewas saw land pried away from their control despite treaty guarantees.

Within this chamber, modern trickery was using that very loophole to pry away at Nature's wall.