Sentence examples for was culling from inspiring English sources
verb
To pick or take someone or something (from a larger group).
Mr. Rychener said it was appropriate to consider topography, but declined to comment on whether Vietnam was culling enough chickens.
They remained there undisturbed until December, when Bader was culling videotapes of Crosby's TV specials for a DVD release — part of the estate's goal of resurrecting his body of work.
At exactly 12.54am – as the PR working group was culling final articles for this very editorial page, the Outreach team nearby was developing orientation materials for the new initiative "Occupy Your Block", and the Movement Building working group engaged in a conference call about national plans for the Day of Action on 17 November – an alert rippled room to room.
During the day more than 120,000 people signed a petition calling for the BBC Food site to be maintained in its current form, while politicians and public figures expressed their outrage the BBC was culling a service used by many millions of licence-fee payers.
But there I was culling once again.
He was culling invasive Lionfish with two fellow divers.
The list was culled further from there.
Today Paul Carr's excellent and entertaining column, NSFW, was culled from The Guardian for budgetary reasons.
This album was culled from a lot of material.
The music was culled from Naozumi Yamamoto's score.
Over 700 hours of footage was culled in order to create the documentary.
