dislodge

Had he gone on the Americans would never have been able to dislodge him.

Last month, their strategy worked to dislodge the king from power.

Put one piece in place and another would be dislodged.

And, more to the point, how was she going to dislodge him?

She had finally dislodged herself as the men turned to walk down the street.

He felt dislodged from the idea of himself he'd built up over the years.

He must somehow have dislodged them on his way in.

Once China has a presence inside a country, they can be very difficult to dislodge.

She'd never be able to dislodge it; at least not in time.

But those who have settled here will be very difficult to dislodge.

Nothing that large could be dislodged by human strength alone.

He knew better than to roll over to try to dislodge it.

I leaned back, just far enough to dislodge his hand.

We cannot dislodge them, and they do not have the strength to drive us back.

"They are spending more money to dislodge us in certain markets."

He looked around for a rod to dislodge it with, but saw nothing.

Nothing can dislodge her and she has the talent for it.

"When he gets in this position, he's very difficult to dislodge."

He bent over the place where the board had been dislodged.

But this time my will did not dislodge a phantom.

Any effort to break or dislodge them would sound the alarm.

The animal shook its head again, still trying to dislodge him.

Careful not to dislodge it, he raised both hands above him.

But on her husband's return the parliament forces were soon dislodged.

When the rope suddenly gave she was dislodged from the face.