Sentence examples for extract things from inspiring English sources

He hasn't seen the need to stand firm and demand and extract things.

Having pledged themselves to Mr. Bush so hastily and so unreservedly, Reaganite conservatives now find themselves in no position to extract things from him.

On the 1917 list of the top 100 were 8 other steelmakers and another 33 companies extracting things out of the earth.

I like the idea of extracting things from the digital, and bringing it to the physical world".

My life depended on it © Blake Morrison, 2002 This is an edited extract from Things My Mother Never Told Me, by Blake Morrison, published by Chatto & Windus next Thursday at £16.99.

Finally, the models used for the compendium need to be reasonably simple to keep the searches scalable, but they still need to be able to extract relevant things.

It somehow becomes lodged, and the consequent paroxysms, and the lackey's unavailing efforts to extract the thing, do tear-making justice to Sterne's conception.

Bowie has always been good at taking the temperature of the culture, extracting the things that seemed useful to him, and bending them to his will.

Bowie has always been good at taking the temperature of the culture, extracting the things that seemed useful to him and bending them to his will.

Through our practical desire to understand scientifically the interplay of nature, we extract and define things in an abstract way which separates things from their lived-in context.

Cohabitation seems a greater leap in cities because it's all the harder to extract oneself if things turn sour.