Sentence examples for it is plucking from inspiring English sources
Over the last decade, however, Lukas has embraced the role of articulate ambassador for an embattled sport, whether it is plucking a child from the crowd into the winner's circle with him, as he often does, or chastising younger trainers for tarnishing the game.
Familiar it is, plucked from much the same wardrobe costumers have trotted out reflexively to suggest depravity since Weimar days.
The procedure uses a taut, chalk-covered cord that is stretched between two points; the cord deposits a straight line of chalk when it is plucked and snapped onto the surface.
We start in the early nineteen-sixties, but it's hard to gauge any changes in fashion, given that most of the womenfolk are defiantly smocked and sprigged from start to finish, like extras from "Little House on the Prairie"; when Corinne wears her dress off the shoulder, it is plucked back into position by a helpful friend.
For example, if the strings are laid out parallel to the sounding board and there is no neck, the instrument is a zither whether it is plucked like an autoharp or struck with hammers like a piano.
Once there, if the "product" is "lucky" enough to be chosen, it is plucked from the big conveyor belt and shipped to the specific regional theater or touring production that needs that particular product.
That is, any vertex in the network with a coordination number of one is a dangling end, and it is plucked, which will change some degree 2 vertices to degree 1 by creating new dangling ends.
It's true that the work of some writers does not thrive when it's plucked from its surrounding soil.
The town sits on a hilltop, its skyline marked by a tower that looks like it was plucked off a giant chessboard.
It was plucked out of the White Mountains and deposited in its current location eleven thousand years ago, and it illustrates how relatively minor changes to the climate system have, when amplified, yielded cataclysmic results.
