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Examples for "crowbar"
Examples for "crowbar"
1
Brown took the lighted lantern and followed me; I had a crowbar.
2
The sailor was standing now, with the crowbar clenched in both hands.
3
It is short and thick, and the most interesting kind of crowbar.
4
I went back to Dr Keller's with a file and a crowbar.
5
Fetch a crowbar, and call up one of the lads to help.
1
Vaughan carried the flashlight and Reacher took the wrecking bar from the trunk.
2
The wrecking bar clanged off the ledge and caught him in the foot.
3
I opened the trunk and took out the steel wrecking bar I'd bought.
4
In a hardware store, I bought a two-foot steel wrecking bar.
5
They yielded to little more than the weight of the wrecking bar alone.
1
Ishanti jammed a pry bar into the cracks between the worm's rings.
2
Using the pry bar, I began to work the bricks loose.
3
Taking the hammer and pry bar, I went back down to the cellar.
4
A single stroke from Caleb's pry bar and the glass shattered.
5
He regripped the pry bar and bags and headed up the final ladder.
1
Quynh Ha said nothing; it was obviously not her place to pry.
2
He didn't understand her change of heart and didn't want to pry.
3
Don't you need something called a jimmy to pry doors open with?
4
Titus had one last thrash, one final attempt to pry himself free.
5
He used the knife blade to pry it out of the way.
6
The daylight seemed to pry into the secrets of the past night.
7
Tony doesn't talk much about it, and I haven't wanted to pry.
8
He knows he will have to pry the words out of her.
9
Key looked away from the passageway he was trying to pry open.
10
It was no use trying to pry out what those plans were.
11
How did he manage to pry himself away from his law firm?
12
I used each interview to try to pry out a little more.
13
He set to with both paws, trying to pry Gmork's teeth apart.
14
Except for the sound of me trying to pry open a window.
15
It does not become man to pry into the mysteries of Allah.
16
I just had to go pry him away from his television set.
