Sentence examples for pluck on from inspiring English sources

"I am in / So far in blood that sin will pluck on sin," he says.

But he showed impressive pluck on the difficult closing holes, producing birdies on Nos.

Mr. McCartney's "Why Don't We Do It in the Road?" for example, finds new pluck on the page.

Children execute flips; monks meditate in the foreground; women wash clothes in a brook; and other women pluck on ancient Chinese string instruments.

Enter the foraging gurus, who teach hipsters how to pluck on the wild side".Green Deane Jordann charges $30 for a foraging excursion in Orlando, Florida; demand exceeds supply, he says.

(With her slicked short hair and shadowed eyelids, she evokes the sinister spirit of Weimar Berlin.) Their scheme to discredit Malvolio (Bob Barrett), Olivia's puritanical steward, assumes such viciousness that it's hard to buy the plotters' insistence that their prank "may rather pluck on laughter than revenge".

After incubation, the owls ceased plucking on conspicuous posts and more frequently plucked their prey on the ground.

Undersize players plucked on the third day of the draft can extend their N.F.L. life expectancy with versatility.

His musical ideas work, whether plugged into a stack of amps or plucked on an acoustic guitar.

This season, the club plucked on loan the 23-year-old Polish international wing Radoslaw Majewski from Polonia Warsaw.

A foot-tapping, swinging, feel-good anthem with a chanting chorus and a strong melody plucked on a steel guitar.