Sentence examples for just extracted from inspiring English sources

Before him on his desk was an empty brown envelope and his lean fingers were moving busily over the sheaf of newspaper clippings he had just extracted.

When we first encounter Grover, he is hard at work in a morgue, having just extracted a pet rock from a dead body.

A few days later he was given the job.The meeting came at an important time for Daimler, which had just extracted itself from a disastrous merger with Chrysler that had sapped its creativity and damaged its Mercedes-Benz brand.

The nitrogen is vented to the air, and the heat just extracted from the cold compartment by the conventional refrigeration circuit is used to warm the heat-transfer liquid back to room temperature, ready to be used again.This double cycle extracts 40% more cooling power from liquid nitrogen than systems which use the stuff directly as a coolant.

And what was unearthed in the next two centuries became a wonder of the world: skeletons with decayed teeth intact, buildings with their interiors, wallpaper and graffiti perfectly preserved, 81 loaves found in a bakery looking as though just extracted from a too-hot oven.

"It was based on that and I just extracted the probabilities to try to recursively build up the tree structure of the keyboard," he explains.

Others are "absentee landlords" that just extract rent.

The first half-hour or so of any session I spend just extracting and sorting those notes.

But aware of western squeamishness, they have asked researchers to see if they can just extract the protein that many bugs contain.

"I would warn you against the illusion you can just extract huge mounts of carbon from the air in order to restore the atmosphere," he said.

It isn't just extracting the fossil fuel, a limited resource, but it's also the pollution caused by fossil fuels.