Sentence examples for but managed to extract from inspiring English sources
I was terrified and ashamed of getting into that position but managed to extract myself.
It found they have invested no significant new shareholder equity, but have managed to extract nearly all of their post-tax profit as dividends.
Big broadcasters in other countries have also lost audience but have managed to extract more money per eyeball, on the grounds that they are still the biggest players in fragmenting markets.
Suncor ended up spending $2.1 billion for the expansion (way over budget) but has managed to extract enough extra oil to pay off $400 million of the debt incurred.
The former town is still, however, home to an active strip mine called Alpha's Republic #1, which employs few people but has managed to extract a considerable amount of coal.
Yeah - not exactly, but somehow he managed to extract all my money from me.
We flagged this earlier but Senator Warner managed to extract from Dorsey a quasi-agreement to labelling automation on the platform in future — or at least providing more context to help users navigate what they're being exposed to in tweet form.
But the Glamorgan seamers managed to extract some life out of it, Tony Cordle, Malcolm Nash and Alan Wilkins (now better known as an ESPN commentator) luring five Worcestershire batsman to edge to wicketkeeper or first slip.
The military tribunals (which started with Mr. Bush's kangaroo courts and now involve a system that is somewhat more refined but still flawed) have managed to extract a few minor plea deals.
Wendell knows that the foam is manufacturing sugar – glucose – but he hasn't yet managed to extract the sugar in order to convert it into biofuel.
