Sentence examples for i extracted from from inspiring English sources

That, roughly, is the parenting tip I extracted from this collection of essays about writers and their mothers.

The rest I extracted from talking with chefs and butter makers, reading and tasting butter in quantities I once reserved for salted cashews.

At least England's bowlers got one poor sod out yesterday; I'm far from certain that the amount of earth I extracted from Israeli soil on day one was enough to be defined as a sod.

I extracted from government last month the figures showing the frightening and disproportionate rise of black people in prison, while there is nothing like the same growth in the percentage of members of minority ethnic communities in the police, the senior civil service or the job market.

* To Algernon Swinburne 10 October 1863 One day M. Richard Wagner flung his arms around my neck to thank me for a pamphlet I'd written on "Tannhauser," and said to me: "I'd never have thought that a French writer could understand so much with such ease". As I'm not exclusively patriotic I extracted from his compliment all the graciousness it contained.

I was thinking about the future that night when I extracted from Ella a vow I hope she'll keep.

He replied, and I'm paraphrasing, "I don't abstract nature, I extract from its forces".

"The material I extract from the washing machine is something between humans and technology.

One of the most obvious lessons I extract from the messy fall of Charles Kennedy is that the party cannot afford to have another leader who does not enjoy the unambiguous loyalty of the overwhelming majority of his parliamentary colleagues.

It's, What more can I extract from them?" Dakich said he knew and liked Rice, who had been a call-in guest on Dakich's Indianapolis radio show.

What I extract from all my charts is the exquisite symmetry that defines this business cycle with other bone-crushers going back to the '50s, when recessions were more simplistic.