Sentence examples for you could pluck from inspiring English sources

You could pluck the plump golden fruit that hang from the looping garlands, or sample an egg from the egg-and-dart frieze.

To mix things up you could pluck the notes from some of your chords.

Instead, your doctor might prescribe a special medication or you could pluck the lice using tweezers.[12].[12]

You could pluck out each hair one by one, which is painful but the most effective, or you could get a tool that you put up your nose and it trims the hair in you nose.

Defenders bounced off him – when they could pluck up the courage to approach him at all.

The Bears have a measly five picks, but it is a deep cornerback draft, so they could pluck one of those and then perhaps select a guard.

They ran to the side of the road, scores of people waving wildflowers or palm fronds or anything they could pluck from trees lining the route.

Carbó made the driver stop so that he could pluck a sample, and Seidler ended up using it for an açaí dessert with wild herbs.

MERCEDES-BENZ Like other electric supercars, the gullwing SLS AMG E-Cell could pluck the consciences and wallets of the rich when it comes to market, possibly in 2013, with a projected price of $200,000.

If Australia are in real trouble in the Ashes this winter it is theoretically possible that they could pluck Robson from the England performance programme to play for them.

In short, if there were one wisp of wisdom that we could pluck from the mind of Freud it might be this: those who are unaware of their feelings risk becoming puppets of those feelings.