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1. But I was particularly moved by readers'reactions to this photograph of two little girls, their faces wrenched in fear and desperation.
2. For when the time came for Mephistopheles to claim his part of the bargain, legend has it that he wrenched the soul from Faust's body.
3. It was reported that he wrenched a hammer out of his wife and hit her on the head several times.
4. Procedures that have worked for years are wrenched away and replaced by unfamiliar new methods and systems.
5. He had been wrenched from his mother's arms when the tsunami hit on December 26.
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6. The waves wrenched most of the train's cars into twisted metal, he said.