How to pronounce “pry” in English

using winches and blocks and tackle and all kinds of heavy equipment and he manages topry the thing out of the ground and he gets it loose. He then puts it on a train car andhe actually brought his own train tracks up there and actually brought train tracks and rolls it and he does this thing where he brings the train tracks around. There's a Wallace

pro-growth frame of mind, there's so much pent-up energy and potentially in the American system, that alone is gonna, I think, cause, you know, growthRichard Pryor had this way where he could back out of a room while looking like he was walking forward.

We see some, like Johnny Carson, or certain people are-- Carson, he's the only person.Richard Pryor, they have a Richard Pryor in there.And the "Let's Make a Deal" host, Monty Hall.

So, yeah, "Martin." And then in the same realm, people like Richard Pryor.Richard Pryor had no qualms about being the one who lost, or no qualms about telling stories about his life.Most people who were raised in a whore house are probably not going to make that be the front and center thing they're going to talk about in their comedy,

Can anybody guess?You just pry it out.

It was a plague that involved 100 witches, a number that grew to 307 or later to 500.When you begin to pry the whole episode apart, you see that it makes uncanny and eminently modern sense.

I got a butt.You think Richard Pryor was regular?

Interestingly enough, it was at the American Museum in New York City that moral reformers found Afong Moy.The audience included Margaret Pryor and Phoebe and John McDowell, who were at that time the principal moral reformers in New York Cityand in the nation.

an invaluable blessing to her soul." Clearly, Afong Moy was affected, surprised, and probablyfrightened by Pryor's words.Surely, Pryor was out of line to rush her on the stage, disrupt the presentation, and confront her publicly

But his suicide hurt even more because it definitely examined so many of the ideas that "Mad Men" brought out as one of the best shows at that time.And with Pryce's death, "Mad Men" was able to stay true to characters, and really to the series itself, but just knocked the wind out of you.What was that like going through that particular time for Lane?

Exactly. Carlin changed the thing in mid-sentence.And Richard Pryor did, too.I mean, they had both been the suit comics on-- and they would do the traditional jokes.

I remember listening to the Steve Martin album "Let's Get Small." And then I saw the Richard Pryor concert film "Live."It's Richard Pryor live.It's the one in Long Beach.

and his worldview was.But Richard Pryor, to me, the perfect comedic monster, the perfect comedic machine, is a cross between the actor PeterSellers and Richard Pryor.

But Richard Pryor, to me, the perfect comedic monster, the perfect comedic machine, is a cross between the actor PeterSellers and Richard Pryor.If you mix them together, that would be it.

But what's become very big is comics.those of a prying Irish schoolmaster.

And then the first real loss that I ever felt in my life, that somebody that I'd admired was gone.And then Richard Pryor, you know, was somebody that I watched.And my grandmother was-- my grandmother was not a fan of the African American culture.

So he gets the iron the-the-the Ontonagon Boulder down to the shore just as the army shows up. And the U.S. Army had sent somebody up there 'cause they'd heard the rumor thatsomeone's prying the Ontonagon Boulder lose and the Army said, "Guess what? That's federal property. You don't have a permit to pull that out the ground. It's ours now."And so the federal government seized the Ontonagon Boulder from Julius Eldred and took it to the War Department in Washington. Julius Eldred followed it there and filed a lawsuit against

for a low paying allpurpose job that encompassed serving as regist assistant to the school's president assistantteacher food Pryor and defacto janitor in short all the tasks that no one else wanted to do during demonstrationclasses chairman Wong moved around the kitchen in a slow shuffle tidying up after Chef GW and lighting the burner

He was amazed by how hard it is to remove the mussels from the rock.He even needed a small crowbar to pry them away.So why was it so difficult?

We don't have to pry.

They can drive my car when they pry it from my cold, dead hands.

Another interesting way in which you can pry information out of this system is to look at older people.

You don't have to pry into people's inner work lives.

The lawyer was trying to pry the old woman's legacy away from this interloper. The boyfriend wanted to funnel it to a church.

What astronomers needed was a lightweight and yet still stiff mirror that they could use.Astronomer and Professor James Roger Pryor Angel decided to look to nature to come up with a next step in innovation.He made honeycomb mirrors.

I got a butt.the Eddie Murphys-- the Richard Pryors.

and it would equally determine their salvation.So it's likely why Pryor, whose soul was on the line as well, since if she didn't convert Afong Moy, her soulwould be in dispute-- this is why she was so impassioned and determined to save Afong Moy's.

And I was like Richard Pryor back there.

This guy, who was going to kill us.There's van Gogh and Pryor and all the rest of them, which is not to say I didn't like George Carlin, who

So it's like a moment where you can pry open that black box, and something is illuminated about how that works when it's functioning.

But there are instances everywhere where they have tried to pry open protected areas for different reasons.

are in love and there's this society trying to pry them apart. What I thought I would do for this book -- they're

These are deliberate attacks that are meant to pry inside the information of organizations who are adversarial. And again this is becoming something that

pro-growth frame of mind, there's so much pent-up energy and potentially in the American system, that alone is gonna, I think, cause, you know, growthRemember, the Richard Pryor backwards walk?

While Afong Moy was presenting about China and associated objects, Margaret Pryor rushed her on the stage.According to Phoebe McDowell, Pryor addressed her right there on the subject of her eternal salvation.Phoebe said-- this is what she recounted in her book-- "So affecting was her appeal"-- that is, Mrs. Pryor's appeal--

frightened by Pryor's words.Surely, Pryor was out of line to rush her on the stage, disrupt the presentation, and confront her publiclyon such a private issue, in front of hundreds, maybe thousands, causing her really visible anxiety.

Yeah. Yes. But interestingly enough, "Mad Men" wasn't on the tube at that time.You were spiking, Lane Pryce with spiking.And it's because we were all binging on Netflix.

This guy, who was going to kill us.For me, Richard Pryor.

This guy, who was going to kill us.I knew. But Richard Pryor set the bar real high.

Like, I love Richard Pryor.

I mean, if Richard Pryor talks about himself, I'm all ears.

I started off with the Chronicles of Narnia and then Prydain Chronicles, which are books that are still excellent.

I don't know if people have read "The Chronicles of Prydain" by Lloyd Alexander.

different things therefore when science as it as it's prying into the physical world it can't touch the terrain of the church

mines, each with a tiny spot of glue at the end just a couple millimeters across.And that tiny spot of glue is what makes it so hard for people to pry them from the rock.So let's zoom in closer to see how they do this.

He said, your job is to pry, mine is to keep secret.

All right. I don't mean to pry. I was just asking.

Yeah. I could do Richard Pryor backwards.

you know, like I watched Richard Pryor, um, come to the comedy store and it was such a NBA leave a ble event