Sentence examples for that she extracted from inspiring English sources

The notion that she extracted secrets from Profumo in pillow-talk is laughable.

She's carrying a $40,000 wad of cash (an inflation adjusted $300,000) that she extracted (stole) from her banker boss and his rich client, a clownish real estate developer (think Jimmy Cayne and Donald Trump).

If that was the case, she extracted herself from her mother's controlling cruelty by expertly developing what she could control: her voice and her revolutionary approach to a role.

But Beth thinks that she also extracted one of Nick's poker chips and must spend the movie fleeing from a set of unworthy suitors while fretting that the worthy one's love is not real, but rather magical.

Another way would be to observe that she has extracted herself from what, in her first few novels, threatened to be a nearly gothic catalog of the psychic and physical injury of poverty to a consideration of the very different suffering of the educated and the artistic.

She thought that she had extracted a promise to institute such snap inspections, only to discover after Tokaimura that visits still are announced a day ahead of time.

These are the letters that are extracted.

"Over $100 you get that extreme, extracted kind of wine that people expect".

As early as 1920, there was a pilot plant that first extracted oil from the bitumen.

The confession that was extracted from Jessie during this interrogation was damning.

Presumably that agreement was extracted on the condition that Ismail Khan be removed as governor.