glean造句

Some let the holy beasts glean from their gardens.

I did however glean some of Ariely's bigger picture ideas.

So she went out and began to glean in the fields behind the harvesters.

Experts on reading difficulties suggest that for struggling readers, the Web may be a better way to glean information.

So Ruth stayed close to the servant girls of Boaz to glean until the barley and wheat harvests were finished.

With the information we glean from this difficult experience, maybe we can write a book, Anyway, don’t you want to glimpse the heavens?

The wsdl4j package will be used to programmatically represent the elements of a WSDL file so I can browse and glean various information from it.

It can be tempting to just put up a ranked list, but in most cases doing so will harm the very wisdom you're trying to glean.

It is possible to glean from the available research findings a number of clues to explain some of the differences in attitude, though the conclusions are always inconsistent.

Performing textual analysis across a set of related documents can result in higher-quality categorization, as you can cross-reference from a larger corpus and glean deeper relations between documents.

Although we might not choose the process being advocated, we still read new material on this topic hoping to glean new ideas, which can be used in future projects.