pluck out

When he was dead, she would pluck out those eyes.

That is not a number simply plucked out of the air.

This is not an idea we have plucked out of the air.

He does not pluck out the heart of it himself.

It seemed to him that they must have been plucked out.

Once the cells are in place, they can't be plucked out.

It's a baseball game he plucked out of the history books.

We want to pluck out the heart of his mystery.

O, I will to him and pluck out his eyes!

Love must be plucked out the moment it springs up in the heart.

She plucked out three frames of her parents taken on the day they were married in 1959.

Without saying another word, I reached into my pocket, plucked out the photograph, and held it up in front of her face.

He plucked out two singles, considered, then added a third.

Words plucked out of the air some forty years ago when I was wild with love.

And is the Chief the one the goose plucks out?

These were not invented figures, plucked out of the air.

Strong enough, in fact, to pluck out of Sacramento and make a national star.

Then she plucked out three of the masks for the adults.

It would pluck out the core of their special identity.

From his hair, plucked out except the tall strip down the middle?

She felt plucked out of her own life and set down in some strange movie scenario.

- I'm not sure where this figure has been plucked out from?

One man who had plucked out his wife's eye was sentenced to four months in prison.

Were you forced to cut, burn or pluck out eyes?

That is why the child could be plucked out of time as it was."