Sentence examples for start extracting from inspiring English sources

It is very important to clear out this sticky saliva before you start extracting another tonsil stone, because it will make extraction more difficult.

One poll found that 41% of people thought Britain should start extracting shale reserves.

Salvage workers were scheduled to start extracting the fuel this weekend.

"And then I come back home and staple the tracing paper to Luang Por's graph and start extracting the notes".

It will be used by a Canadian firm, which could start extracting copper and gold off the coast of Papua New Guinea next year.

Tests to the power system of a reprocessing plant at Yongbyon suggest that North Korea may soon start extracting plutonium from a stock of 8,000 spent fuel-rods.

China does not recognise this boundary and has already started extracting gas from a field which straddles the median line.

When regulators in Scandinavia and America in the early 1990s started extracting the bad assets from their crisis-hit banking systems, it helped that the banks they dealt with were bust or in the government's hands.

Early on the morning of August 3rd, as one of the coconut juicers — known around Rawesome for their stoned demeanor and their unsocialized way of wearing mud masks in public — started extracting the day's supply, there was a knock at the gate.

The district started extracting phosphorous and nitrogen from sludge at one of its plants in 2010 to comply with stricter protections for Chesapeake Bay.

They even reversed the polarity and started extracting concessions from her – Philip Hammond signalled his continued support was conditional on a more jobs-focused (read: less migration-focused) Brexit stance.