Sentence examples for just retrieved from inspiring English sources
But Ed Smires wore latex gloves for the handful of envelopes he had just retrieved from his post office box.
Sagging and dust-covered cardboard boxes of waiting ornaments, just retrieved from the basement, would crowd the floor around us.
Participants were then asked to choose among four alternatives for the second letter in the Swedish word they had just retrieved, using the right hand fingers within 6 s.
When marine archaeologist Isabella is killed while on a dive, it falls to her husband, oil geologist Oliver, to safeguard the ancient artefact she had just retrieved from a wreck – a sort of wind-up satnav dating from the time of Moses.
In any other country the staff would have got their own back by doing something unspeakable with our toothbrushes while we were out, but because this was Italy we returned that evening to find the kids' pyjamas not just retrieved from their far-flung resting places, but buttoned and folded on top of the pillows.
She pronounces on the issue as though she had just retrieved it from an overlooked file: "Women who were in their late thirties or older at the time of divorce had fewer dating opportunities than younger women or middle-aged men.
Or, given she had an iPhone, just retrieve the backup from her laptop, which she wasn't carrying when she died?
Boolean queries just retrieve a set of matching documents, but commonly we wish to have an effective method to order (or ''rank") the returned results.
According to the folks at SRI International, the research and development company where Siri began before Apple bought the technology, the next generation of virtual assistants will not just retrieve information — they will also be able to carry on more complex conversations about a person's area of interest.
A read operation that just retrieves the ID of a resource costs one unit, for example.
As you can see above, it basically just retrieves your query results from everything Amazon's got, including, to my delight, stuff from third-party sellers like used book stores.
