Sentence examples for can pluck from from inspiring English sources

After all this, though, "let us celebrate whatever scraps the muse, that naked child, / can pluck from the still-smoldering dumps".

Perhaps the only relatively new idea that we can pluck from the Preakness is that California Chrome is as smart as he is fast.

At Andreessen Horowitz, for instance, six staff members visit college campuses to meet promising engineering students and get to know executives in the field, building a network that portfolio companies can pluck from.

The best of them, in my opinion, provide you something that you can pluck from the screen and apply to your reality.

If it is possible that it is one of America's best pizzas, then there is literally no boundaries anymore, between things that have merit, and things you can pluck from your stool.

He can pluck notes from the air as if he were playing a harp.

Even unaccompanied by a child, you can pluck books from the shelves to read in certain galleries.

He can pluck someone from the depths of organized baseball and put them on the path toward the big leagues.

Media Metrix estimates that nearly 7.4 million households in the United States now have devices like cell phones, pagers and personal digital assistants that can pluck data from the airwaves.

If Labour, broke and demoralised, can pluck anything from the wreckage, it has to be on the basis of a new offer, and a complete end to the tribal wars of old.

"In the U.S., we have this new frontier mentality, the notion being we can pluck you from the Cambodian jungle and drop you in a housing project in the Midwest and after a very, very crude orientation you're on your own," Arthur C. Helton, an expert on refugee issues, told me last summer.