Sentence examples for to be extracting from inspiring English sources

But, she said, "from reports we have, the police seemed to be extracting particular people, especially people wearing masks".

I think that is irrational because it's surely better for us to be extracting shale safely from our country rather than paying a large price for it being imported from around the world..

The idea first came out of the phase when every developer seemed to be extracting the RFID chip from their Oyster card and investigating how much memory it had.

After the anecdotal intimacies of the award-winning Toast, the mouth-watering riches of The Kitchen Diaries, here at OFM we're absolutely thrilled to be extracting his brilliant new book Eating for England.

Virtually every day there seems to be some commendable Indictment emanating from his office at the Southern District of New York, or, even more importantly, his team seems to be extracting guilty pleas or winning jury verdicts.

ISIS is believed to be extracting about 30,000 barrels per day from Syria, smuggled to middlemen in neighboring Turkey.

And confessions continue to be extracted from innocent parties.

Groundwater has to be extracted using a diesel-fuelled pump.

The gap through which it has to be extracted is 13 feet wide.

The fish must be killed for the roe to be extracted.

(Previously, tiny samples of paint had to be extracted and submitted to chemical analysis).