She plucked off her knit cap and shook loose her wild gray curls.
Too tiny to free themselves, they can later be plucked off by the baiters.
The last thing they need is to be plucked off reefs".
It seems bookishly conceptual, as if Oedipus had plucked off his reading glasses instead of gouging out his eyes.
On her back is a pair of enormous wings; finding them plucked off one morning, she gives an overwhelming howl of loss and grief.
In Toowoomba, some residents were still waiting to be plucked off rooftops this morning, after the search-and-rescue effort was abandoned overnight because of darkness and fog.
She said that while she was in the company her costumes had been "splashed with paint" and "rhinestones were plucked off".
Many of the extras were personally chosen by Mr. Demme during a casting call, and some were even plucked off the street on a whim.
"Yellow," I replied, pausing as I packed to see what he would do with the next baggy he plucked off the conveyor belt.
Instead, to his surprise, the spider, Bagheera kiplingi, darted around the ants and plucked off a one of the leaf tips, called a Beltian body.
An old-school, from-the-heart singer in the mode of Giuseppe di Stefano, Filianoti plucked off high notes with a clear, pinging tone, maintained a generous long line, and threw himself into the role with infectious, almost loony enthusiasm.
