用“wring”造句大全，wring造句

He hopes the firm will eventually be able to wring another 10% out of the reservoir by injecting more chemicals.

"You wring these techniques out on the moon first," says Mark Geyser, manager of the Orion project.

Put simply: we want developers to have the knowledge necessary to really wring out every last ounce of productivity from this IDE.

Nobody, of course, can tell for sure, but I expect a lot more really great promotional prices and a lot more ways for suppliers to try to wring extra bucks out of your pockets.

Remember to wring your swimsuit out after you swim.

How much more efficiency can we wring out of it?

We have to get ahead of the inevitable transition issues and wring them out.

Larry Ellison's Oracle, on the other hand, seems determined to wring more profit from Sun's intellectual property.

BBC Middle East business reporter Ben Thompson said the threat by the UAE was likely an attempt to wring concessions out of RIM.

In the midst of the greatest composures of my mind, this would break out upon me like a storm, and make me wring my hands, and weep like a child.

Would not the first of them who saw me wring my neck like a snipe 's?

If I catch you one more time sneaking in and drinking my whiskey, I promise I'll wring your neck.

The major studios’ power lies not so much in their ability to make good films—plenty of smaller operations can do that—but in their ability to wring every possible drop of revenue from a film.

He tried to wring a promise from me.

When our paths crossed during the campaign, I often had to suppress the rather uncharitable urge to either taunt him or wring his neck.

I'll wring your neck if you don't behave.

Rallies need to have corrections to wring out excessive enthusiasm and to bring in new money from the sidelines as investors go bargain hunting.

My socks were so wet that I had to wring them .

One explanation for the divergence of output and employment, which started to emerge while the economy was still shrinking, is that firms are now able to wring more productivity out of their workers.

People aligned with plaintiffs will rejoice. Those aligned with defendants will wring their hands.