How to pronounce “pried” in English

If they happen to not be citizens they may be pried from their families and sent away perhaps never to see their children again.

"Sometime during the snowy winter of 1793 under cover of night, a small group of thieves pried open a wooden door leading into the Church of Saint-Roch.

I was trying to explain Betsy leverage using little kids websites, and she only understood it when I said, hey, Betsy, have you ever pried the lid off a paint can?

Slum dwellers pried themselves loose from the muck and stink of Eastern cities.