Sentence examples for the pluck of from inspiring English sources

Boomers are noted workaholics and appreciate the pluck of the young RenGen.

The pluck of Matilda, for example, is enhanced by the grotesquely wrought, towering Trunchbull.

The black ship mail'd with iron, her mighty guns in her turrets but the pluck of the captain and engineers?

You have to admire the pluck of the Turkish, a nation that places no barrier on sporting ambition.

Its genteel heroes and heroines display both the pluck of idealized Victorian adven­turers and their understanding of formal dress.

Now considering he was not 3^ feet in height, and our elephant over 10 feet, the pluck of the beast may be imagined.

Simulate the plucking of a guitar string using the Karplus Strong algorithm, transforming your computer into a musical instrument.

So could several situations -- the plucking of organs from the cadaver, for example.

The affair is presented as a dream, in which the plucking of a crimson rose by the dreamer/lover would represent his conquest of the lady.

In South Arabia, the year spanned from one season of the plucking of the dates to the next.

Also on the program is the third movement from Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 4, which features pizzicato — the plucking of the strings rather than using the bow.