1.   Under the heated steel rings and leather, his shirt was wet enough to wring water out of, and his skin shivered with cold.

2.   An old woman shuttles back and forth from the river, wringing the water from the sari she has just washed.

3.   The faster spin cycle wrings more water out of the clothes, meaning the dryer has less work to do.

4.   The spin cycle runs almost twice as fast as a regular washer, which means more water is wrung out of the clothes, and drying time is reduced.

5.   At one point, he wrung the water out of his soaked, wool socks to try to take in some moisture.

6.   At one point, he wrung the water out of his soaked wool socks to try to take in some moisture.