Sentence examples for which you pluck from inspiring English sources

You all know that sensation you get when slurping down a tangy and sour beverage, the motion in which you pluck your lips at first, but then are plunged into a state of refreshing bliss.

They met at a sushi bar in Pasadena, one of those novelty places for gaijin, featuring a long oval bar with the chefs in the middle and a flotilla of little wooden boats circling around in a canal of fresh-flowing water, from which you plucked one plate or another till the saucers mounted up and the Filipino busboy slid them into his wet plastic tub.

But you can't find the exact spot from which you plucked it, so you nervously place it in front of a Garfield card and quickly leave the store.

The answer depends on which clips you pluck out of the comic's lucky dip.

As for Outlook, Microsoft's flagship e-mail/calendar program, the most significant change is Instant Search, which lets you pluck one informational needle from the haystack of e-mail, attachments, calendar appointments, addresses and to-do items — fast.

Threading is a hair plucking method which you can do at home with nothing more than some string.

At about five minutes in, some gentle piano chords come in and it's not until about nine minutes in which you hear the faintest plucking of strings.

Every bite from its fruit poisons the tree from which we pluck it.

All take place in a swish stone barn in lovely farmland – with a market garden from which to pluck ingredients.

✒ After a brief hiatus, the readers' room returns with a bumper crop of articles from which to pluck the juiciest of your comments.

Does anyone really want to buy into a fashion show's overriding theme – or do customers just want a free-for-all, a rack of clothes from which to pluck at will?