Sentence examples for pluck all from inspiring English sources

How will boys, already conditioned to sexualize girls at a young age, internalize this big booty of yours?" This makes me want to pluck all of the hairs on my head out, one by one, in frustration.

Once you've done the basic trimming, you can pluck all of the hairs which fall under the natural arch of your eyebrows if you want to.

Hergé's remarkable achievement with the Tintin series was to pluck all these elements from their original contexts and join them together, holding them in perfect equilibrium, in a new, hybrid format whose conventions (speech-bubbles joined with left-to-right action, for example) he established in the very act of assembly.

How Latch manages to pluck all these variously tensed threads will be interesting to watch.

Pluck all the grapes from the bunch.

At one point I plucked all my eyebrows and just glued two glitter dots.

"You got those feathers because you plucked all your original ones out and they felt bad for you".

When I was an apprentice in Lyons one winter, I was in charge of plucking all the game, so I'm very good at it.

Kansa men were notable for carefully plucking all their facial and head hair, except for a scalp lock running along the top and back of the head.

Anything short of total loyalty incurred his wrath and often provoked a vendetta which he pursued with all the vindictiveness he had shown as an 11-year-old who, denied a canary as a pet, plucked all its feathers out.

The string players plucked; all stopped dead; strings carried on alone for a while; Mr. Kavee played drums alone with mallets; and then came the conclusion, with a short, strong melody.