Sentence examples for from which we pluck from inspiring English sources

Every bite from its fruit poisons the tree from which we pluck it.

McCain is very sad that we didn't just go to war in Syria two years ago, with goblin money and military personnel plucked from the magic tree, from which we pluck the means to wage infinite, cost-free war forever.

Select the appropriate point and this would be a softer part of the stem from which we would be plucking the leaves.

All take place in a swish stone barn in lovely farmland – with a market garden from which to pluck ingredients.

✒ After a brief hiatus, the readers' room returns with a bumper crop of articles from which to pluck the juiciest of your comments.

Does anyone really want to buy into a fashion show's overriding theme – or do customers just want a free-for-all, a rack of clothes from which to pluck at will?

The Big Six studios like going to the Internet for advertising blurbs because there is such a huge array of sites from which to pluck the right word or phrase.

Hip-hop fans these days find themselves with an even greater glut of incessant garbage from which to pluck gold, but when that gold glimmers out it shines all the brighter because of the worldwide welter of wank that surrounds it.

Cute and clever on the back foot, Haye was also seasoned and tricky on the inside, quicker to the draw and blessed with a fatter arsenal from which to pluck weapons and throw.

With regard to the body site with the highest marker levels from which to pluck hairs, there is a clear statistically significant difference that favours scalp over eyebrow for Ki67, total p27 and phospho-p27, with all other markers also having higher expression in scalp hairs than in eyebrows (Table 2).

But there is a fish tank, from which he can pluck live lobster and fish.