Sentences with phrase «when pried»

The two cup holders in the center console accommodated our insulated mugs fine, but the lid for the console storage compartment was very difficult to open, and I kept wondering if I was breaking it when I pried it open.

When I pried apart the racks and saw this dress I actually gasped — this Pat Premo beauty almost came with her own orchestra, she was just that fabulous.

Transfer to oven and bake for 16 — 18 minutes or until the fish flakes easily when pried with a fork or knife.

Which friends have I lost along the way only to discover that they were there all along, stuck in a little cave - like piece of my heart that has a door which sometimes sticks but will open when pried very hard?

Washington has had great success using Section 301 in the past, like when it pried open Japan's impenetrable semiconductor market in the 1980s.

When prying into an interviewee's possible criminal past, take note: While a criminal conviction can be reported indefinitely, arrest records, paid tax liens, accounts placed for collection, civil suits and judgments can't be included on an employment background check after seven years.

«When you pry this baby from my cold dead hands!!!! «Never!

When you pry off the back, you get access to a SIM card slot and a combo micro SIM / microSD card slot for removable storage.

Not exact matches

And indeed, even Bloomberg employees are known to seek out hidden corners away from prying ears and eyes when they need a bit of privacy.

When a resident dropped keys down the elevator shaft, the superintendent used a makeshift hook to pry open the door on the ground level, Leone says.

Often the best gift we can give is the gift of privacy, of not asking, not prying — yet always being available if and when another person does want or need to share.

It wasn't too long ago when people who owned Apple devices could feel relatively safe from the prying eyes of hackers, but times have changed.

When the Conservatives finally achieved majority government in 2011, they ensured that more committee meetings would be held in camera — away from the public's prying eyes.

«9 In 1876 Melville, in describing the happy domestic scene of a mother and child, remarked, «Under such scenes abysses be — / Dark quarries where few care to pry.10 Perhaps he remembered that day not ten years before when his own eldest son, 18 years old, shot himself to death in his room at home.

There is a sense, encouraged by the candidates, that what goes on between a candidate and his or her God is a sensitive, even privileged domain, except when it is useful for mobilizing the religious base and prying open their wallets.

When I go around barking about how conservative evangelicals need to pry the log of judgmentalism out of their eyes, do I make a fool of myself with my own?

In the early 1970s, the Oyster Bar had fallen on hard times and been clamped shut for awhile when founder Jerome Brody pried it open in 1974.

I fought the heat as I cursed the leather couch when I laid across it, too exhausted from the temperatures to pry myself off of it.

Bellerin on the other hand would become another potential problem at a later stage because he is already on 100k / w and he is also still only just 22 of age, but at least the positive in this is that not many clubs would easily come to pry him away from us when they consider the wage he is on.

He began heading toward the Walter Reed tent to pry off the Cheetah when his face suddenly twisted in pain.

Teams tried to pry Bradley from Boston — including Dave Dombrowski's Tigers back when he was with them instead of with the Sox as he is today — but then - general manager Ben Cherington held on.

Especially when we are prying a world class player from Moanrinho side.

The move does come at a bit of a weird time: Farrell won a World Series with the Red Sox in 2013, in his first year with the team, after he was pried away from the Blue Jays — the team he left the Sox for in the first place, back when he was their pitching coach.

For some time now, when free agency rolls around, a lot of people here have pined for Packers players, but never pried them loose, until last year when we got J C tretter in here.

What about when digging into their back - to - back's to pry an advantage?

This is a team who pried away Obafemi Martins from a Europa League team in the middle of the year, lured away Nico Lodeiro from the biggest team in the Western Hemisphere and managed to land Dempsey when the idea seemed entirely preposterous.

Without wanting to pry, I wanted to ask Marco about how he made his marriage work when he and his family were thousands of miles away from each other.

A Buffalo Grove High School student said his Jeep Eagle Talon sustained $ 700 in damage Wednesday when thieves tried to pry off the driver's side door.

The baby doesn't leave his mouth just hanging open for food, when he does open his mouth it's to cry, yawn or feed and its all a fairly short period of time (1 or 2seconds) Take whatever opportunities you can but don't ever think you can pry the baby's mouth open.

None of my kids open their mouths very wide when latching, so with Kitty I learned to use the thumb and knuckles of the hand holding my breast to pry open her mouth as I stuck the nipple inside.

Interior birch panelling, which will be retained, was removed to get at the beam, and at no other time did Heritage Park carpenters come closer to their predecessors than when Zech gently pried the panelling away, revealing the signatures of five men and the words Montreal, Quebec hidden on the backside.

This is especially the case when they reach that awkward teenage phase; surely, you'll be able to recollect back and understand what they're going through, all of which would be a lot easier if there wasn't a prying mother snooping about.

Grisanti also stuck by Skelos when the Ds were mounting a strong campaign to pry him away.

When served clams sealed with steel wire, for example, octopuses deftly switched from prying to drilling.

When a particle enters the AMS, it passes through a gauntlet of experiments (video) that pry information from the interloper.

In his lab, Liu had observed that when sea anemones were forcefully pried loose from the aquarium's glass, they would creep across the tank's sandy bottom until they encountered another hard, flat surface.

If you have some prying eyes or people who go through your stuff, it's going to make for an odd conversation when they ask you what the powder is inside the baggie in your desk drawer.

I followed every bit of advice that floated past, but when I finally pried my stubborn fingers off dairy products, I started losing again after a seven - year stall.

I don't mind when others ask as I do understand the curiosity, but with that said I usually use caution as far as prying for information from others, unless it comes up naturally I choose not to push — if they want to tell me they will and if not then it's not for me to know I adore your stories and Nate and will watch your tale as it develops wishing you the best and have a lovely day

I don't think I could pry the container of french fried onions from my husband's hand when it comes to green bean casserole though.

Even the most seemingly innocuous piece of information, when coupled with the personal information that may slip out in conversation, can be used to pry into your personal life.

No one likes it when people pry into their personal affairs.

Silvia, as Tobin's opposite, abrasively fences with the federal agent as he grills her and then becomes indignant when he questions if she's telling the truth as he tries to pry out her secrets.

Along with Cage and Yelchin, executive producer Nicolas Winding Refn threw his support behind the director when the studio pried the project from Schrader.

As she professionally, unhurriedly solves one of cinema's most open - and - shut cases (Macy's Jerry Lundegaard commissions two hired hitmen to kidnap his wife and hopes the crime will pry some money out of his boss / father - in - law's wallet, and is horrified when everything unravels after a routine pullover), she also waddles through a series of seeming non sequiturs, all of which accentuate the relationship between outstate Minnesota and the Twin Cities, between behavior and intuition, between considered silence and chatty idiocy, between «Mack - Donalds» and Crockpot - simmered «sup - purr.»

When he starts prying into her life, she remains mum.

But the participation rate shot up to 80 percent when the sign - ups were offered in a private setting that shielded students from the prying eyes of their peers, according to a study from the National Bureau of Economic Research.

When a state promises in its RTTT application to develop a new teacher - preparation system, the administration must pry: Is this really a new initiative or just a renaming of your existing certification process?

And she asked: «I don't mean to pry but I'm just so curious: was that Yale sticker on the car when you bought it?»

The big change will come when Title I truly pries open the black box of district budgeting and forces equity in state and local funds.