Ainda não temos significados para "wrest back".
1Want to wrest back some privacy from Mark Zuckerberg?
2The conversion was successful and Wales added another penalty soon after to wrest back the lead.
3But an Iraqi military spokesman suggested an offensive to wrest back Kurdish-held territory would continue regardless.
4Recently, B and I attempted to wrest back some floor space in our small terraced house.
5He warned of the dangers facing Kyrgyzstan if parliament were to wrest back control of Centerra's Kyrgyz interests.
6On Saturday, UCD will do all in their power to wrest back at least some of the glory.
7Diana intrinsically understood the power of the press, to change perceptions and to wrest back control over her narrative.
8Moscow did so after Russian forces foiled a Georgian attempt to wrest back control of the breakaway region last August.
9Both Christensen and Mount were replaced at half-time as manager Frank Lampard tried to wrest back control of the game.
10Haftar and regular army forces have been trying to wrest back an army camp overran by Islamist militants earlier this month.
11He also sought to wrest back the mantle of "one nation" seized by Ed Miliband at the Labour conference.
12It was time for her to wrest back control from the disease that had taken over her life since she was a child.
13The problem is the opposite: there are too many words." They determine to "master this language, and in doing so… wrest back control".
14Since then, the department of justice has tried to wrest back the right to try terrorism suspects as it had done throughout the 1990s.
15Since he took over in May, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has reached out to neighbours in a bid to wrest back some influence.
16Marlon Samuels hit five sixes off Malinga to wrest back the momentum as the unorthodox paceman gave away 54 runs off his four overs.
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