Sentence examples for would be retrieved from inspiring English sources

For the time being, Osama said, he would stay there, waiting for the body, which he hoped would be retrieved — even though Bishr was now in Qaddafi territory.

Tapes would be retrieved from the vast metal shelves of baseball's library, plopped into a machine one at a time and forwarded to the desired highlight.

He was at the hospital, waiting for the body, which he hoped would be retrieved — but he didn't know, because it was Qaddafi territory now.

A24 Promise on Missing E-Mail The White House counsel, Beth Nolan, told a House panel that a large cache of misplaced White House e-mail messages would be retrieved and given to investigators within six months.

After the shot landed, and the distance had been measured, the precious sphere would be retrieved by an official and placed in the cockpit of an automobile: two feet long, bright red, with a tail fin — in short, the idealized vehicle that I drew during chemistry lessons when I was nine years old.

Although some authors and publishers challenged the project for fear of losing control of copyrighted material, similar digitization projects were launched by Microsoft Corporation and the online book vendor Amazon.com, although the latter company proposed that each electronic page would be retrieved for a small fee shared with the copyright holders.

Another approach, the report says, would be to skip the orbiter and send a rover to Mars in 2020 to collect samples that would later be retrieved.

An American officer said it would not be retrieved until the Pakistani military could ensure that the area was secure.

The dredge would then be retrieved, the bucket drawn up over a track on the back of the dredging ship, and the load dumped into a hopper.

Once fingerprints of part of the sample query are correctly matched, a number of positions and candidate songs would then be retrieved, narrowing the search index for the rest of the query.

In this case the article's full text would then be retrieved and perused in greater detail.