Use extracted in a sentence
Sentences ending with extracted
- Behold the clay which conducted you hither, with the heart neatly but painfully extracted. [9]
- The more unsuspecting, the more frank, the more courageous, the more social is the subject of his vivisection, the more easily does he get at his vital secrets, if he has any to be extracted. [6]
- And it was not my watermelon that I extracted. [5]
- He tried to get the best he could without paying too much, and, having got them, to screw all the work out of them that could possibly be extracted. [6]
More example sentences with the word extracted in them
- But Mr. Cuthbert, who did not appear to perceive the humour in this conversation, extracted some keys and several pasteboard slips from a rack in the corner. [9]
- I extracted that watermelon from a farmer's wagon while he was inside negotiating with an other customer. [5]
- And many times was Edith extracted from the recesses of the cellar in a condition bordering on hysterics, the day ending tamely with a Bible story or a selection from "Little Women" read by Cousin Eleanor. [9]
- Then he set to work to bandage anew the wound, from which Pierre himself had not unskilfully extracted the bullet. [11]
- When he came to himself the splintered portions of his thighbone had been extracted, the torn flesh cut away, and the wound bandaged. [2]
- Almost every day the interrogatories of the morning lasted three or four hours; then from these morning interrogatories they extracted the particularly difficult and subtle points, and these served as material for the afternoon interrogatories, which lasted two or three hours. [5]
- The words of Philip's letters, from which she had extracted every atom of tenderness they held, were always in her ears. [11]
- Whatever there was of romance and folklore in Uncle Tom's library Honora had extracted at an early age, and with astonishing ease had avoided that which was dry and uninteresting. [9]
- Do you remember my going to the city, while I was in Kentucky, to have a tooth extracted, and making a failure of it? [7]
- The readers of Moliere will have no difficulty in recalling some of its favorite modes of treatment, and the abundant mirth he extracted from them. [3]
- To my judgment it is equally free from everything from which repeal can be legally implied; but, however this may be, are men now to be entrapped by a legal implication, extracted from covert language, introduced perhaps for the very purpose of entrapping them? [7]
- But I remember it best for a lunatic who caught me out in the fields, one Sunday, and extracted a butcher-knife from his boot and proposed to carve me up with it, unless I acknowledged him to be the only son of the Devil. [5]
- Here and there I find a sentence in them which can be extracted, and which is worth preserving. [14]
- Mr. Botcher extracted himself from the nooks and crannies of his armchair. [9]
- At the top he encountered a stranger, on a sorrel horse, with whom he entered into conversation and extracted all the discouragement the man had as to the road to Burnsville. [4]
- Nor would she have done so now, notwithstanding the intimacy established at Newport, if Carmen had not happened in that day, when Margaret was still hurt and excited, and skillfully and most sympathetically extracted from her the cause of the mood she found her in. [4]
- This is extracted from the letter: . [11]
- I came hither for the purpose of having a tooth extracted by an Egyptian dentist said to take out teeth without causing much pain. [10]
- It was the first time I ever extracted a watermelon. [5]
- He would have extracted satisfaction out of a death-sentence which was contingent on the trumping of an ace. [11]
- Little as the Doctor had said out of which comfort could be extracted, his genial manner had something grateful in it. [6]
- I made a deep incision, and with a pair of forceps extracted the barb, which was made, as usual, of hard wood about four inches long and from half an inch to an inch thick. [5]
- I found my cousin railing at Benjy, who had extracted from the saddle-bags a wondrous gray suit of London cut in which to array his master. [9]
- And so they come; and the dentist after every operation waves the extracted trophy high in air, and jubilates as if he had won another victory, pointing to the stone statue yonder, and reminding them that this is the glorious day of St. Antonino. [4]
- The quotations given below are extracted from the same striking paper. [1]
- This tooth must be straightened, that must be filled with gold, and this other perhaps extracted, but it must be a very rare case, if they are all so bad as to require extraction; and if they are, don't blame the poor soul for it! [6]
- This was to be caused by a poison extracted from peach-kernels. [10]
- The chisel slipped aside, went wrong or lost its edge before the image could be extracted from the block. [10]
- All men's teeth are naturally in a state of total decay or caries, and, therefore, no man can bite until every one of them is extracted and a new set is inserted according to the principles of dentistry adopted by this Society. [6]
- He said that after we got the ore out it must be hauled in wagons to a distant silver-mill, ground up, and the silver extracted by a tedious and costly process. [5]
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