| He pries back the fence and they squeeze through, Cope cutting his hand on the wire. |
| It pries down deep into men's lives and uncovers their secret motives. |
| As Dorian wallows in debauchery, Basil pries into his secret life and wonders about the state of his soul. |
| And it pries the door to progress on the peace front a little wider. |
| For who and what is this criticism that pries into the matter? |
| The bird pries open the scales of cones with its strong bill and extracts the winged seeds, which it eats after discarding the wing. |
