What have we achieved from the plucking of our hair?

All the energy is provided by the plucking of the string.

He looked at his diminished right hand, which would have to do the plucking, and asked himself how hard it could be.

Only items that date before 1923 are in the public domain, free for the plucking.

He must simply look at all women in that way, as if they were all created for his personal plucking.

No man could ever want the modest violet when the rich red rose was his for the plucking.

The plucking of the eyebrows changed the shape of her face.

So could several situations - the plucking of organs from the cadaver, for example.

His plucking the power from her hands had to be quite an uncomfortable shock to her.

The plucking of it would make the Directorate a handy profit.

A ripe fruit, ready for the plucking, ready to fall right into your hand.

"Which ought to make you just about ripe for the plucking," he said grumpily.

She added: 'If her journey was delayed as a result of the plucking, the person involved will be given a roasting.

The first time the instrument appears, the plucking of just one string causes the floor to collapse.

The greater number of strings complicates playing, particularly for the plucking (or picking) hand.

Still, that selective plucking of images from their context did not make this commercial any less truthful than "Leader."

Being probably occupied planning the plucking of some unfortunate new chum, he did not see me.

Green Stone and Whandall arrived in time to share the plucking.

He was ripe for the plucking, and she plucked him like a goose."

In short, "It seemed ripe for the feminist plucking."

Different bedrock types may be more susceptible to plucking.

Once we passed a barn, and then a shed with the sleepy plucking of hens inside it.

The plucking of the banjo just sounded like noise.

To pass away the time he engaged himself in plucking the Bael leaves and dropping them down onto the ground.

The woman bent, took Adie's wrist, and cast her away like a chicken for later plucking.

He must have plucked the words right out of her mind.

Oh, if I could only have plucked them out today.

A white hand plucked up the paper from the table.

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

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

He plucked one of them from its place and brought it to her.

She would have plucked the heart out of my writing.

Maybe because it felt like he'd plucked the words out of her head.

He went quickly to the red phone and plucked it off the wall.

Sure enough, we plucked the next show right out of the sky.

Do you have the pluck to tell him what he's doing wrong?

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

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

She had plucked that out of the air, but it might work.

In time, hair that has been plucked will stop growing back.

He does not pluck out the heart of it himself.

The one on the right plucked a decision and returned.

I plucked one from the floor and gave it to the doctor.

In one hand he held a business card plucked from among many.

Hands plucked away the gun before he could use it.

The other hand plucked the chair away and set it to the side.

He reached over, plucked the hair, then held it up in front of her.

She plucked the apple out of his hand, bit in.

He was like a young chicken, waiting to be plucked.

He plucked the sheet of paper from the dead hand.

Pluck Lake, is a refuge for blue-tailed damselfly and the emperor dragonfly.

Pluck Lake is a lake to the east of Swansea city centre in the Morfa area north of Kilvey Hill.

After JoJo defeats Bruford, who rewards his courage with the sword 'Luck & Pluck', JoJo is put into a desperate situation against the other knight, Tarukus.