Sentence examples for try and extract from inspiring English sources

"At least," said Ed, looking around him, "we should try and extract something of value from this place".

After some research, I decided that the best thing to do would be to try and extract those files from my laptop, where iTunes had backed them up.

This is a power game between the boards, with the three proponents lobbying, bullying, seducing, each of the seven remaining full members to try and extract the votes they need.

Before taping Thursday's show Stefanovic told news.com.au: "One of my jobs is going to be to try and extract the most coherent, pointed opinion from each of them to try and drill down on what they really think".

At least we have the sea, I thought, and I drove our toddler down the mile-long track to the beach to try and extract a bit of pleasure from the day.

For that reason, it is very profitable to try and extract as much performance and quality from a lower order scheme, especially if one does not have access to a higher order scheme.

A fingernail-sized blackhead that has been there for 25 years has an excruciating middle, whereby the poppers try and fail to extract the substance, and the end comes around so gloriously," he said.

International rescue workers began pouring into Turkey on the day of the tremor, bringing with them equipment and sniffer dogs to try to locate and extract any survivors.

Whether the device found on Sunday is a computer, avionics box or something else, the Lockheed-Martin engineers will try to recover and extract the programming instructions still held in the computer's memory chips.

In the second part we review the current literature available on a selected subset of diseases, namely, dementia, schizophrenia, multiple sclerosis and others, and try to extract for each disease the common findings and main differences between reports.

That's why many tried (and still try) to extract as much as possible at the point of sale.