Sentence examples for extract said from inspiring English sources
"Rose water is like vanilla or almond extract," said Jim Botsacos, the chef at Molyvos in Midtown.
"The criticism we received seems important to me, with lessons we will try to extract," said Marie Lajus, a spokeswoman for the police.
"We collected house dust — big dust bunnies — added water, let them mix overnight, and spun the junk out of them, until we had extract," said Dr. Remick, now 56.
Green tea extract, said to speed metabolism and suppress appetite, is supported by limited evidence of effectiveness and can cause vomiting, bloating, indigestion and diarrhea, as well as jitteriness and palpitations from its caffeine.
"The problem is that they have no way to measure how much water they extract," said Arturo Contreras, director of the Cuatro Ciénegas Center for Scientific Investigation, a research station affiliated with the University of Texas.
"A decade ago, a lot of this stuff would have been literally impossible to extract," says Mike Tholen, UKOOA's economics director.
"For example, the negative, rather than the positive, outcomes of western society are discussed, topics such as: slavery, oppression, promotion of disadvantage, war (conscription), colonisation, imperialism, dominance of the church," the selected extract says.
"The group has taken a relatively crude [brain] extract," says Michael Harrington, who studies nervous system diseases at the Calfornia Institute of Technology in Pasadena.
"China prioritizes naked greed over any concern for the local population or how the jade is extracted," said David Mathieson, a senior researcher on Myanmar for Human Rights Watch.
After extracting said material we peak at it on a microscopic level to look at the oozing and pulsing molecular forms that underpin the band's creativity.
Last week in Love Tips, Italo disco funk musician Donny Benet guided us from the delicate art of securing a date through to the even more delicate art of extracting said date from her mom and dad's house.
