Sentence examples for delicately extract from inspiring English sources
"It is a hell of a thing to say, but we are really making progress," said Deputy Fire Chief Charles R. Blaich, who stood at ground zero for hours on Saturday afternoon, watching as firefighters used hand tools and shovels to delicately extract the bodies, one at a time.
To ensure uniform distribution, CNWs were delicately extracted from a multi-stage process and dispersed in an acetone suspension prior to the composite fabrication.
Despite such frivolities, the traveling media spent much of its time in the final days preparing their political post-mortems on the Bradley campaign, delicately trying to extract "what went wrong" quotes from a campaign that was still insisting it was very much alive.
The central triangle of women in "Madeline's Madeline" offers stringent, fierce, yet delicately detailed performances, extracting new twists and deep furies from classic coming-of-age tropes.
One of them, Jon Grinspan, noted, "The portfolio kind of says, 'We're not crazy people.' " Some of the more interesting objects have to be extracted delicately.
Carefully and delicately pull the distributor away from the engine.
Ten start by teasing the germ from pine kernels, another six grade peas and skin them; 12 extract translucent filaments from sea cucumber to be intricately, delicately, lined into squares; four more sort papery yellow roses for perfect petals to be stuffed and steamed like dim sum.
There are numerous plots and subplots, a delicately underplayed love story, much fascinating if not particularly useful technical information about stunt flying (Hanif is a qualified pilot) and how to extract the venom from a banded krait, descriptions of embassy parties in Islamabad where guests dressed as Red Army officers and Pashtu fighters play havoc with security, and tons of action.
But he's much more excited about another, hidden ingredient: fat extracted from the larvae of black soldier flies (or, to put it less delicately, maggot fat).
