Sentence examples for ready to pluck from inspiring English sources

Once locked onto a target, red-tails attack in a long, graceful dive, feet outstretched ready to pluck their prey from the ground in one continuous, sweeping motion.

Two military helicopters, filled with South African paratroopers, were also ready to pluck him or any other senior official designated for protection out of danger.

Keep your cut flowers cool until you are ready to pluck the petals.

One manager said that if workers spotted animal feces in an area where ripe strawberries were ready to be plucked, they might have still simply picked those berries.

Halpern likes brand names, too and Europe has lots of old and underexploited brand name companies that are ready to be plucked by acquirers who understand the local cultures.

Willing and ready to be plucked.

This is insurrectionary sentiment put to the service of selling shit — riotousness recuperated by capital — but the sentiment is there nonetheless, ready to be plucked from the safe confines of songs and cinemas and put to radical political action.

Instead I realised I'd have to go somewhere where there were plenty of men who are free and ready to be plucked like daisies in an unattended front yard.

He is reputed to be a draft guru able to pluck talent ready for action instead of a project player like the Knicks' lost Frenchman, Frederic Weis.

The joy on students faces was evident as the First Lady and her guests dug deep, side by side, and burrowed on hands and knees to pluck the ready harvest from the ground.

His response to one angry crowd was a speech learned by all Iraqi schoolchildren: "I see heads before me that are ripe and ready for the plucking, and I am the one to pluck them, and I see blood glistening between the turbans and the beards".