Wring in a sentence

Alone at the front of the stage, his clear need to wring every little drop of fun out of what is, in terms of time on stage, one of the smaller principle roles, means his efforts will not soon be forgotten.

For optimal floor cleaning, dip the mop into the bucket and wring it out well.

I am afraid that a yes vote will receive much fanfare but nothing will change and indigenous people will suffer for decades more because everyone will wring their hands and say you’ve got the voice, it’s not our problem anymore.

Phil was quite clear in a brief interview with that he thinks we're at the "end of the beginning" of the Xbox Series X's life cycle, and that developers haven't been able to wring all of the performance out of it yet.

Put the spinach on a few paper towels and squeeze to wring out any excess liquid.

The mayor may “wring it out” himself but getting New Yorkers to do so is about delivering results, not sermons.

What’s more, Jordan acknowledges Majors as the main event here, giving the actor adequate room to wring every ounce of tender sympathy and boiling menace from Dame.

Yet, when called to account, when grabbed by the scruff of their necks and dragged to the principal’s office, bullies whine, lie, wring their hands and cast blame on others.

But afterward, Quigley didn’t just wring his hands in private.

Every generation births its own monsters with the same appetite to pulp a people’s will and to wring the artists from their art.

Hamas wants war on terms as favorable that it can wring out of the international community, just as it has done over the last two decades.

I commiserated with Denis about how to wring the most possible action out of the wave, but he was appropriately laconic for a local.

I'm pointing out that it's ludicrous to hand wring over a sequel to a super-divisive film getting a super-divisive reaction.

This is no indictment of a film that’s only about a monster; if anything, it’s a testament to the filmmakers’ keen grasp of moods and textures, and their ability to wring genuine dread out of them.

Today, few wring their hands about the cost as they enjoy the plethora of results from the telescope.

While Dad slips away on a bender, she takes his place at the Christmas tree stand and tries to wring whatever holiday coin she can from the job.

You shouldn't try to wring it out or have it dry cleaned either.

However, those who wring their hands and demand centralized actions to eliminate falsehoods must start with a realistic and scientific understanding of the phenomenon.

It had a weak start, and became a sad parody of itself over its last few seasons, but during that sweet spot was both hilarious and able to wring genuine emotion out of Michael Scott’s insecurities and Jim and Pam’s relationship.

It’s unclear when or whether Beijing will wring concessions from Alibaba in its antitrust investigation, or what they could be.