Sentence examples for right to pluck from inspiring English sources

They had no right to pluck me out like a radish, like a beet, like a scallion, like a parsnip from among my own.

"It was," Wright explains, "his natural-born right to pluck history at random from any era of the time immemorial of the black man's existence on his own land".

He also produced an eye-catching, if comfortable catch, when he dived to his right to pluck Mbokanbi's header from the air.

To do all this responsibly, I felt it only right to pluck something or someone from that part of my life story, and bring it (or him or her) with me as a storyteller.

Use the index and middle fingers of your right hand to pluck the strings.

The Big Six studios like going to the Internet for advertising blurbs because there is such a huge array of sites from which to pluck the right word or phrase.

No sooner did we reach the customs house than the kids surrounded our car again, and when Mustafa got out to answer his cell phone, one of the older teens flashed a knife and tried, unsuccessfully, to pluck the phone right out of his hands.

But here's a defence of Silvagni and some perspective on his plight trying to pluck out the right key positional pillars of Carlton's future: in the last dozen years the top 20 of the draft has contained as many KPP duds as the later picks have yielded gems.

Plan to pluck your brows right after you take a shower.

Fast-forward to 1989, when Mikhail Baryshnikov bestowed his own staging upon Ballet Theater, only to pluck away the rights with his 1990 retirement.

The best time to pluck your eyebrows is RIGHT after you have showered.