Sentence examples for plucked almost from inspiring English sources

Here are several, plucked almost at random from this book: "Take an 18 x 24 inch piece of paper and make a drawing using nothing but your car".

A fantastic hodgepodge of the grand and the marginal, plucked almost at random from the global supermarket, it is fundamentally about tastes, politics, shifting knowledge and particular moments in time, past and present.

Mr. Desplechin has a positive genius for making his carefully structured tales seem breathless and aleatory, as if any given film were plucked almost at random from dozens of other possibilities.

Plucked almost at random from our millions of recordings, here are five remarkable examples which have already been saved through digitisation.

Mr. Simpson, 41, can pluck almost any of the roughly 300 public companies in those five states.

Its boxy brick building, perched at the southern tip of Manhattan in Battery Park City, could have been plucked from almost any suburb.

The highlight is the sublime Andante that Vivaldi wrote for his pupil Chiara, with dreamy plucked strings, almost as if the waters of the canals are lapping all around.

If so, you'll get through – this game, while an all-action, crowd-management experience unlikely to test those schooled in puzzle-dripping dungeons, is a love letter to the series, with characters excellently realised and plucked from almost 30 years of its history.

Pluck almost any quote from Sanders's repertoire on economic and social justice and you can begin to understand his appeal.

When she was plucked from almost-but-not-quite obscurity to run Polpetto in 2010 – previously she had worked as a pastry chef at Raymond Blanc's Diamond Club at Arsenal FC – the goal was to create a mini-clone of Polpo.

I duly plucked mine to almost nothing and proceeded to draw them on, in kohl.