The book begins with Knight explaining how he came to meet Joseph Gorman, and then he tells Gorman's story which "did not come in clear, precise, chronological order but I had to glean it from rambling and sometimes vague discussion".
And then there are clearly stretches of English where the monolingual Spanish speakers will wonder what's going on and will have to glean it from the action". Getting plot points across in both languages is essential, he says.
But if there was positive news to be gleaned, it came from Griffin, who grimaced slightly when he climbed a riser for a postgame interview.
During the breeding season, it gleans its food from grasses and low shrubs.
The agency refused to be drawn on how long it had been using Prism, how many intelligence reports it had gleaned from it, or which ministers knew it was being used.
In 2012, the pharmaceutical corporation Amgen bought the database and now profits from the insights gleaned from it.
It is said to share information gleaned from it with the NSA.
We need to hear more: What was done and who approved it, and what intelligence we really gleaned from it.
This chapter will begin with a discussion on distraction osteogenesis, an endogenous form of skeletal tissue engineering, and the molecular lessons gleaned from it.
Two things are gleaned from it: Swift's reach extends well beyond the pop world, and she is in danger of being seen as a bully.
Potential evidence gleaned from it is now being worked over by a team led by James E. Starrs, the George Washington University law professor and forensic scientist known for his work on the grave of the outlaw Jesse James and other celebrity remains.
