Sentence examples for decision to pluck from inspiring English sources

President Obama's decision to pluck John Kerry of Massachusetts from the Senate to be his new secretary of state sets the stage for a comeback by the departing Senator Scott P. Brown, a Republican, even before he leaves office early next month.

He produced another promising display here, further vindicating O'Neill's decision to pluck him from the reserves in the manager's first week at the club and, at the same time, raising questions about how on earth Bruce had failed to give the winger a chance.

And, besides, Oliver said, their decision to pluck cash from the EI fund was nothing "compared to the Liberals".

"We just continue to pluck away.

Then you have to pluck it.

But will Collier manage to pluck another star?

When the fruit is ripe, you have to pluck it.

He attributes his rise to pluck and people skills.

The farmer bent to pluck at the dry grass.

We want to pluck out the heart of his mystery.

Or when you need to pluck your eyebrows.