Plucking

One choir has a "normal" plucking point, producing a canonical harpsichord sound; the other has a plucking point close to the bridge, producing a reedier "nasal" sound rich in upper harmonics.

Both soundtracks are irrevocably tranquil—putting your mind at ease with the finger-plucking guitar.

He’s plucking it out of this very small, little-known office elsewhere in DHS.

Imagine the audacity of using a dirty bedsheet to disguise figures, and plucking numbers from the air while voiding legitimate votes!

Maybe I was just a masochist and enjoyed plucking nose hairs with tweezers, but not anymore!

Plucking directly from interviews (opens in a new tab)with the friends, family, and victims of Jan Lewan, this comedy feels stranger than fiction but is jaw-droppingly real.

Taylor's Version sounds very similar to me, and I like how she captured the delicate guitar plucking throughout the song.

There was a time these kinds of dealings were meant for bachelors who would not have the time to slaughter chickens and go through the agonies of plucking them, removing the bile and kufinya matumbo.

When that happened, the group changed its name to Spin Doctors—plucking the name from the political newspaper headlines of the Bush Sr. era—and brought in Aaron Comess on drums and Mark White on bass.

After plucking up courage to leave him, she went to the police and, in 2010, Creswell was jailed for six months for assault.

A grand finale of sorts, the fall brought to an end the lush summer green and the colorful wildflowers she was used to plucking in the warm months.

Bradley told the jurors that the plucking of a person’s eye could only have taken place through extreme force and proximity—more so than was possible during his interaction with Pou.

Echoing similar claims, one Rakesh Avlam told some local media persons in his Pidia village that police chased villagers who were plucking tendu leaves and gunned them down.

In a recent post, she shared images of her plucking a goose and a table laden with cuts of meat.

On the last day of minicamp, Bateman caught everything that came his way, from plucking one underthrown ball off his shoe tops to a nice toe-tapping sideline grab.

Our editors test sunscreens 365 days a year, so we’re well-versed in plucking the best of the best.

Putting tracks on a playlist or two, rather than just plucking them from the Spotify catalog, is another way to give your recommendations a nudge in the right direction.

She nailed it, plucking Kalen DeBoer from Fresno State.

There might be a high frequency auditory (reflex) reason why your cat is vomiting during a call, like plucking a comb quickly with a fingernail, or the whine of several computers coming in through the speakers.

This is heightened for young staff who entered the workforce post-pandemic; the COVID-era cohort is more than twice as likely to struggle with plucking up a conversation with colleagues than those who worked before the pandemic.