Sentence examples for gleaned along from inspiring English sources

One of the details gleaned along the way concerns Berkeley's great creative investment in a production number, "Night Over Shanghai," featured in a rarely screened film, "The Singing Marine," from 1937.

The objective of my keynote was that I share my journey and the advice I've gleaned along the way.

Perhaps then we can better ask the questions we might have gleaned from these songs all along.

Throughout that time, I've relied heavily on technology and the information gleaned from the Web along with the assistance of several very important Websites to book my travel.

Along with insights gleaned from some of the biggest names in the business the reporters also talk to lesser-known, and usually more informed and informative, government officials who do much of the heavy lifting on counterterrorism.

The scores are fed into a computer, and each week the numbers are crunched and the results are relayed to chefs, along with suggestions gleaned from the comments space on the cards and from emails sent in by diners.

Such measurements of taxon-specific substrate incorporation within complex communities, along with data gleaned from genomic sequencing, could clearly be useful for attempts to isolate previously uncultured microbial taxa.

Not quite a festival in the usual sense, with red carpets and blue-ribbon selection committees, the program — under the auspices of Film Comment, the venerable magazine published by the Film Society of Lincoln Center — presents new work gleaned from the festival circuit along with revivals and rescues of movies that might otherwise have been consigned to oblivion.

For the first time, the defendants have momentum from a major court victory along with facts gleaned from particularly courageous whistleblowers and reporters.

(Hours later, he might call a reporter to pass along gossip he had gleaned).

They can, however, determine only the radial velocities of stellar objects in more distant parts of the Galaxy and so must use these data, along with the information gleaned from the local sample of nearby stars, to ascertain the large-scale motions of stars in the Milky Way system.