Sentence examples for gleaned- from inspiring English sources

It's an entertaining film, in which Peston breaks out his impressive French, gleaned during a year off in Normandy and an admittedly pretentious teenage period watching nouvelle vague films ("When I was a kid I was very, very, very angry with my parents for not being French"), and whizzes through idyllic countryside in a 1960s Citroën DS – simply because he could, one suspects.

The advert will form one part of the probe as detectives sift through intelligence reports and information gleaned from the public and informants since the murder.

The tips below are gleaned from that experience 1) Be organised.

Humint Short for "human intelligence", refers to information gleaned directly from sources or undercover agents.

The hope has to be that the positives gleaned, chief among them the performances of the central defenders Laurent Koscielny and Per Mertesacker, below, together with that of Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain in midfield, can serve to fire them for the more realistic challenges ahead.

In Frost's case, this hacking resulted in 27 articles that Mirror Group has admitted were gleaned unlawfully from her private messages.

Usually, I've gleaned them singly from conversations, maps or books.

Blumenthal's role advising Clinton drew scrutiny earlier this week when the New York Times claimed that he gleaned intelligence on Libya from business dealings in the country.

But had events gone another way, this would be a rather different memoir.Once he gleaned what he could from books, Mr Walker sought lowly work at wineries in California to learn more about the business.

Using a mix of computerised tomography and mundane measurements with callipers, they assessed the lengths, widths, thicknesses, densities and bending potential of the bones of the modern animals and compared them with those gleaned from Anurognathus fossils.Anurognathus's mouth, they found, was similar to the mouths of nightjars, which also sally after prey (though they do hawk as well).

This was the test Mrs Palin is deemed to have failed, despite all the knowledge of Russia she gleaned by being able to see it from Alaska.