The percussiveness of that exchange continued through Mr. Friedlander's improvisation, which was plucked rather than bowed.
A similar question of intentionality applies to the film's title, which is plucked from a minor anecdote shared by Abby's father.
Darjeeling, though, is an "orthodox" tea, with a more nuanced taste, which is plucked by hand so that growers can better control quality.
Now it's nine years later, and Ramsay's next film is finally here — but it's not based on that best seller, "The Lovely Bones," which was plucked away from her and given to Peter Jackson.
Kyrgyz folk singers still recite the lengthy verse epic Manas and other heroic and lyric poetry, often to the accompaniment of the three-stringed komuz, which is plucked like a lute.
As its name implies, the laser harp has beams of light rather than strings which are "plucked" and a note sounded when an object, such as a hand, blocks one of the beams.
Unlike in the fictional Hunger Games for which contestants were plucked from 13 struggling, drab districts in the dystopian country of Panem, in the GOP version, everyone already lives in the Capitol.
The injustice committed in our names is compounded, and often without proper compensation by the parties – police, prosecutors and witnesses – who stole years from the lives of the innocent, and left them, in many cases, ill-equipped to deal with a much faster-paced society than the one from which they were plucked 10, 30, 30 or more years ago.
Yet, when he returns home, he finds that a non-Jewish Hungarian family has moved into the apartment from which his family were plucked.
