Wring used in a sentence

Wring in a sentence as a noun

Especially if you are trying to wring every erg of performance out of it.

Well, correct me if I'm wring but Shopfiy is a completely different scaling problem from Twitter.

The best course of action is probably for funny junk to get try and wring some minor concession out of InmanThey repeatedly stole his work.

And once you know that for sure you're liable for triple the damages when your business is successful enough for the patent holders to come around to wring their money from you.

For set-in-stone inner loops, the extra performance you can wring out by hand-writing in assembly may be worth it, especially on compilers with shitty support for intrinsics.

Wring in a sentence as a verb

Right, because all you need to do to wring a few more dollars out of a stingy, psychopathic billionaire institution that would throw you out on the street if it saw profit in it, is a little more work on your posturing.

It should be embarrassing how easy it is to wring huge increases out of the standard drop-folks-in-the-app-and-pray-they-think-like-your-tech-lead experience.

I hear writers moan and wring their hands about the high-framerate version of The Hobbit, how it doesn't look "cinematic" or what have you but anecdotally, nobody I know had the kind of complaints you hear from film insiders.

They are just looking for a way to maximize their ability to wring every cent out of Reddit's userbase regardless of whether the advertising completely destroyed the community.