Sentence examples for pluck with from inspiring English sources

They comb and pluck with their fingers, soothe scabs and wounds with their lips.

More important, Mr. Ulbricht balanced scampering pluck with more nuanced shadings, suggesting that he is beginning to delve into the less obvious, more tender aspects of his character.

Sampras looked about as good as men's tennis was ever going to get, until Federer came along and added grace under pressure, until he married pluck with beauty.

A plate of "Chicken 'Nuggets'" was worth the pluck, with succulent bits of the bird encased in a light crust along with an aïoli laced with Basque Espelette pepper.

The Bocca Cookbook exactly replicates the experience of eating in Kenedy's restaurant, by which I mean that the delicious-sounding dishes (the majority) soften you up for such things as pluck with artichokes (pluck is the bits – heart, lungs, liver, sweetbreads – that come out when you pull out an animal's windpipe), or focaccia with lung and spleen.

At necropsy, the entire lung pluck with trachea was removed.

Food is plucked with the lips.

It was plucked with the fingers or quill plectra.

In solo playing, both hands apparently plucked with the fingers.

They are normally plucked with the fingers, although metal strings are also plucked with a leather plectrum.

An AEOLIAN HARP is made to be played by the wind, not plucked with human fingers.