Sentence examples for culling from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Herzog created "Happy People" by culling from a TV documentary series by the Russian director Dmitry Vasyukov.

For Mr. Powers, culling from these plentiful options can be "like bailing water from a sinking ship".

The new framework, which will permit culling from May 1, is likely to see a far lower number of the animals destroyed.

Now the museum is culling from storage Sargent's oil sketches and preparatory drawings for the murals, as well as related paintings.

Culling from applicants, he handpicks vintage vendors with good, reasonably priced merchandise and artisans who make quality work, then throws in a couple of wild cards to add to the atmosphere — like McClure's Pickles, for example, which offers jars of pickles ($10) and relish ($5) in spicy or garlic-dill.

Young doctors required to see the same number of patients in less time try to speed up their work by culling from computer records all available information about patients, their symptoms and even their physical exam before seeing them in person.

At Yossi Milo, unfamiliar pictures are culled from the archives.

She culls from the entire store for her clients.

Seven walk-ons were culled from the intramural leagues.

Most schools were culled from my list immediately.

Some outstanding examples of forgetfulness culled from recent news columns.