Sentence examples for neatly extracted from inspiring English sources
We all know that as soon as that quintessentially British accolade has been bestowed on anyone by the media (David Attenborough, Paul McCartney, Clare Balding) any sting there once was has been neatly extracted from whatever it was that brought them to public attention.
In other words, only the people who stuck the knife into the American International Group can neatly extract it for a decent burial.
Take the people behind a fantastic, and funny, manifesto doing the rounds on the internet called The Ten Commandments of Buffoon Empiricism (now there's a title that neatly extracts the mickey from the writers it knocks).
Each has a neatly lettered label specifying from whom, when, and from what part of the body it had been extracted.
Most EU donors compile their OECD-DAC extract from project management systems that may not neatly fit the OECD-DAC requirements, with various staff entering the original data.
A brace of quail was neatly butterflied, but the meat from the unboned birds proved difficult to extract.
