Sentence examples for and trying to extract from inspiring English sources

At first it all reminded me of Lemuel Gulliver visiting Laputa and Balnibarbi, of severely cockeyed scholars eating geometric foods and trying to extract sunbeams from cucumbers.

We work in a rigorous way, as always, trying to understand the arguments of the complainants and trying to extract from Google solutions to these solid arguments.

Mr. Roux accused the prosecution of selectively taking "every piece of evidence" and trying "to extract the most possibly negative connotation and present it to the court".

Experiencing and writing through it all, and trying to extract some meaning for myself and others.

When the workers did find bodies, and tried to extract them, the bodies often came apart.

He can see their flaws, deal with the tantrums and try to extract the goodness.

They downloaded bomb-making recipes from the Internet and tried to extract chemicals for a detonator from a charcoal lighter.

Reşid saw in them an élite unit to massacre Muslims; he arrested them and tried to extract information by torture, but he discovered no plot.

"If your goal is to do research and try to extract money from the markets, you should look at all ideas," he told me.

The suspects downloaded bomb-making recipes from the Internet and tried to extract chemicals for a detonator from a charcoal lighter, the authorities said.

President Obama called for reducing the corporate tax rate to 28percentt in a compromise rebuffed by Republicans, but Mrs. Clinton would leave it at 35percentt and try to extract even more revenue by closing various loopholes.