Sentence examples for is going to extract from inspiring English sources

I don't pity FC Dallas on Saturday, but unless they find some magic I think a very upset RSL team is going to extract some vengeance of possible biblical proportions on them.

The Lycos portal, which can't be worth more than the value of one year of sales, is going to extract dumb money from Bertelsmann.

"The point is, the Nant Llesg mine was going to extract 6m tonnes of coal, and it's obviously a massive climate change issue.

But if they are going to extract any useful lessons from their humiliation, the Democrats need to realise that the Republicans didn't just beat them on fear.

In many cases, [because of the lack of IPOs], corporate buyers are going to extract more value out of those companies.

I am going to extract myself from the daily management of Sequoia Capital, a task that has consumed a large part of my time for the past sixteen years.

I love football, but I had to find a love for athletics if I was going to extract the best out of myself.

"The brand has been in a consistent state of freefall over the past three years, so if they are going to extract any value from it they needed to do it sooner than later".

As an example of the kind of writing that appalls me I'm going to extract passages from a blog which was forwarded to me by my friend Len, a doctor who is politically aware and involved.

From then on, it just became a matter of which member was going to extract what deals for their vote, and who was going to take the blame for cutting popular elements from the legislation that the corporate "stakeholders" didn't want.

If the oil-sands crude — which comes in a semi-solid form that has to be strip-mined or, quite literally, baked out of the ground — is going to be extracted anyway, then why even bother backing the pipeline?