Sentence examples for has retrieved from from inspiring English sources
The A.T.F. has said that it does not know how many weapons it has retrieved from prohibited buyers, because it is legally prohibited from tracking such data.
The ceramics share pride of place with many objects that Mr. Garcia has retrieved from the city's streets and lovingly coaxed back to life.
It is blocked from opening farther by a chest-high cabinet, on the surface of which are balanced several hundred objects Kubota has retrieved from beaches — seashells, bird feathers, crab claws and desiccated coral.
A jazz band improvised musical accompaniment, a pill-cam technician with more than two thousand "passes" under his belt narrated, and a prominent U.K. gastroenterologist provided context, including a list of the things that he has retrieved from British stomachs, car keys and hairballs being the most common.
The Indonesian navy has retrieved from the seabed the tail of the AirAsia plane that crashed two weeks ago.
The Indonesian navy has retrieved from the sea bed the tail of the AirAsia plane that crashed two weeks ago.
Officers then contacted a 47-year-old woman from upstate New York whose information they had retrieved from Ms. Payne.
She had retrieved from their trash the unopened but expired boxes and cans of food that his wife had thrown away in preparation for a housekeeper.
I'd been standing with my back to the kitchen counter, one hand holding a glass, the other the bottle my father had retrieved from its hiding place.
"The boys were playing marbles," said one villager, thrusting forward a gnarled hand with three chipped glass marbles he said he had retrieved from the dust.
