Sentence examples for No plucking from inspiring English sources

Not quite – but unlike virtually every other instrument there's no plucking, strumming, scraping, pressing, striking or clicking required.

Since they could no longer pluck warheads out of the arsenal at random to test by letting them off, they ended up building huge computing centres to process the complex "virtual" tests that replaced the real thing.

There were no helicopters plucking people off a rooftop.

Dr. Gusterson pointed out that President Ronald Reagan had no trouble plucking a simpatico science adviser, Dr. George A. Keyworth II, out of Los Alamos National Laboratory.

Your confidence will soar and there's no juicing, plucking or sweating required.

But Wright gives no guide for plucking a fruit, much less how to make pear flambé.

No ghostly horsemen plucking bad souls from their commutes and dropping them into Hell.

Both Waldorf and Lamb state that there is no danger in plucking these hairs, aside for the potential risk for infection that comes with plucking any hair.

They had no right to pluck me out like a radish, like a beet, like a scallion, like a parsnip from among my own.

New Zealand could easily get out there and show no pluck at all.

Mr. Sverak, who also directed the heart-tugger "Kolya," spares no pluck of the heartstrings.