Sentence examples for has extracted from from inspiring English sources

'But surely you will return?' 'That is the promise he has extracted from me.

And he has extracted from it a potent fictional meditation on the fate of the individual confronted by fascism.

He has extracted from Washington a commitment to revive the "road map" for the peace process between Israel and Palestine.

"No one else has extracted from it such a style and color, or has revealed the essential forms so beautifully as she has in her paintings".

Mr. Ridley's contribution is that he has extracted from existing material a considerably more complete and colorful portrait of Crick than has existed before.

So Germany has extracted from the European Commission a seven-year restriction on the free movement of labour.

We've extracted from Syria approximately six hundred thousand pages" — several tons.

However, there are several pleasant surprises, not least the startling clarity and room-filling presence the engineers have extracted from the tapes.

Picking through rubble the other evening, Mr. Feng pointed with exasperation to the neat piles of modern bricks that others had extracted from the same wrecked house.

It is part of the monstrous bargain that bankers have extracted from the state (see our special report this week).

That has siphoned off much of the purchasing power that consumers should have extracted from December's tax agreement and subsequent gains in employment.