It offers us a daisy to pluck, the petals of which are th messengers of our fate.
Theft has been on the rise since the introduction of smartphones, which offer thieves an easy way to pluck $200-$200-$300of someone's hand, erase the device, and re-sell it.
The night I left Big Brother, there was an agent, the omnipresent John Noel, waiting to pluck me from the crowd and offer me the potential of television delights.
Michael, I don't know where there was a miscommunication, but I didn't offer you to post the entire excerpt, just the first look and to pluck pieces from it.
Much to our dismay, Lamb offered no scientific explanation for why those hairs are so darn satisfying to pluck.
One final virtue of Twenty20 cricket in an era when it becomes ever more straightforward to pluck out winners – just follow the money – is that it offers an alluring unpredictability.
To pluck a couple of trivial examples from the scores of proposals he offers in "To Renew America": "We should work with every recovery program to develop low-cost detoxification programs".
We've had to pluck sprigs of humanity where we can find them this year, and Nelson's plays have offered them up, humbly.
"We just continue to pluck away.
