Sentence examples for to get extracted from inspiring English sources

Someone on the inside has the goods to take this creep down and she needs to get extracted through Belgrade – and the only one who can do it is Devereaux.

According to the editorial board, the "economic rewards of extracting Canadian oil" are so great and the "options for getting it out of the country" are so numerous that it really doesn't matter if the pipeline gets built; even if it doesn't, the crude from the oil sands is still going to get extracted and burned.

Furthermore, it gets even more complex when using historical data, which has to get extracted from other systems, cleansed and then integrated with the current transaction data.

However, because not all fragments have exactly the same size, there may be variation between samples and the fragment pool obtained after shearing may not be identical to the pool that gets successfully sequenced (e.g., smaller fragments may be more likely to get extracted by the enrichment protocol), this procedure can be imprecise.

This is to obtain an extract concentration of 400 mg/mL which was further diluted to get extract concentrations of 200, 100, 50, 25, 12.5, and 6.25 mg/mL in different test tubes.

These observations related to activity may be attributed to the fact that different compounds from the plant material get extracted in solvents of different polarities.

Gaara then witnesses the Nine-Tails get extracted from Naruto, and desperately brings him to Sakura.

"During the production process, oil, gas and water get extracted from the oilfield and then are separated," Cordova said.

The user has to select the desired protein, and subsequently all information related to the protein gets extracted from the database and displayed on the screen.

The injected electron is transported between the TiO2 nanoparticles and then gets extracted to a load where the work done is delivered as an electric energy.

I'm still connected to that show, but Frank getting extracted was very odd and painful and, quite honestly, very sad for me.