Sentence examples for pluck by from inspiring English sources

For instance, you could create multiple virtual objects that you can pluck by giving them different mechanical ground positions.

But with Junip the parts that Mr. González would pluck by himself are distributed among the instruments, and that changes the idioms of the music.

On the run after being accused of murder, Kay Gonda, a glamorous movie star played with a lopsided grin and a hard-boiled pluck by Jessie Barr, visits six fans in the hopes of finding a place to hide.

Even with an augmented string section, the tranquil moments are more persuasive than the crashing climaxes - Zehetmair shapes the gossamer dynamics of the pizzicato passage in the scherzo almost pluck by pluck.

Poor Ted (his name is the last syllable of "Unwanted"), played with appropriate pluck by Richard Guido, is always trying to avoid exposure, even asking for an audience volunteer to take his place at swim lessons.

Also shortlisted in Rennison's category were The Ogre of Oglefort by the late Eva Ibbotson, which had also been shortlisted for the Guardian children's fiction prize, The Clumsies Make a Mess by Sorrel Anderson, Einstein's Underpants and How They Saved the World by Anthony McGowan, and The Incredible Luck of Alfie Pluck by Jamie Rix.

"And later has to be plucked by paramedics".

The fruit of your work has been plucked by the Palestinian comrades.

These data confirmed that individual barbers pluck idiosyncratic patterns of fur from their cagemates, and that when there were multiple barbers in a cage the patterns plucked by cagemates were significantly more similar than the patterns plucked by non-cagemates.

Dr. Post said the lost souls are "ripe for the plucking" by recruiters.

When they reach international standard and are plucked by the ECB, the counties are compensated handsomely.