Sentence examples for pluck one of from inspiring English sources

Better yet, for no money at all I could, when the security guards were not looking, pluck one of the thousands of tulips decorating the hall.

Firefighters had to use a cherry picker to pluck one of Ms. Van Hooven's neighbors, a woman in a third-floor apartment who broke her ankle and had recently left the hospital, from the building.

Despite these many qualities, "The Girls" never entirely succeeds in justifying itself in making the case that there was anything personally or historically necessary about Cline's decision to raid the American-culture store and pluck one of the best-known and most lurid episodes from the shelf.

We never dreamed that we'd end up with a candy factory, and that Don would become a guy who made sure that his producers and correspondents concocted enough bonbons and chocolates and nougats so that every week he could pluck one of each out of his inventory and pop them into his candy box and offer them to his customers".

Anytime, anywhere, you can reach into the cloud with whatever iGadget you have and pluck one of those photos.

The New Yorker: "'The Girls' never entirely succeeds in justifying itself — in making the case that there was anything personally or historically necessary about Cline's decision to raid the American-culture store and pluck one of the best-known and most lurid episodes from the shelf".

Instead, he plucked one of his melodies out of the air, some strange tune from far away.

They have just plucked one of Bayern's most iconic players from Munich while he still has a lot to offer.

"They now seem to be taking over everywhere," he said recently as he plucked one of the crabs from beneath a rock at the Suffolk County Marine Environmental Learning Center at Cedar Beach Point in Southold.

The Franciscan brothers rejoiced when the Vatican plucked one of their own, a modest Capuchin friar, to lead the church in Boston, the most troubled archdiocese in the Roman Catholic Church in the United States.

"They now seem to be taking over everywhere," he said recently as he plucked one of the crabs from beneath a rock at the Suffolk County Marine Environmental Learning Center at Cedar Beach Point in Southold, N.Y.