Sentence examples for pluck examples from from inspiring English sources

Chief among the pleasures to be found in movies like "The Rite," "The Eagle"and "Unknown" — to pluck examples from the current listings — is surely the chance to see the likes of Anthony Hopkins, Donald Sutherland and Liam Neeson at work.

I'm not just plucking examples from thin air; I'm plucking them from this piece that I wrote about those songs.

No, he says, the evidence is all around him - and us - so he plucks examples from the corner shop, the local restaurant and the park.

The big idea here is that plucking examples from the past can be a dangerous and misleading business, and you'd better think really carefully to be sure the same lessons apply.

Luis Marcos, a former president of the agency that runs New York's public hospitals, plucked several examples from the list of 13 metrics proposed for New York.

I'd be here all day if I were to continue plucking examples of fantasy from Shakespeare, but it's worth noting that some of Mr Whiting's other alternatives to the darkness of sensational literature include Keats and Shelley.

The Daily Mail, to pluck another example from the air, does it with crude brush-strokes and a staunchly unsympathetic perspective.

It was the 20th Olympic medal of his career, which is as many as, to pluck one example from several, India have won in 112 years of competition.

To pluck one example from the thousands of recipes which happily suggest you can use either cheese, Giorgio Locatelli is even fine with you using Grana Padano to make his parmesan grissini.

The Rolling Stones will not be stamping another of their legendary carbon footprints on humanity's face this weekend, but to pluck an example from those acts who will, let's consider Sting, whose band the Police play at the New York concert.

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".