Then would we have had no need to fear our- selves, for a power given is altogether different than one wrested away.

Group members say those areas are part of Texas, wrongly wrested away by Washington.

But a turn in the fray had enabled the gangster to wrest away.

Wresting away, she started for the telephone on a table not far away.

If you're talking about twisting something out of somebody's hands, stay away from wrest away, as I will henceforth.

Tanker was trying to wrest away; but could not.

One faction or the other controlled most of the guilds, and it was rare for that control to be wrested away.

And older residents, in particular, expressed a sense that a symbol they honored while growing up should not be wrested away.

He wrested away, and sprang across the room.

Also, they say, the baton is harder to wrest away.