Use "gleaned" in a sentence
1. 12 Additional information was gleaned from other sources.
2. I don't know the precise meaning of the word 'gleaned'.
3. Ruth 2:17 So she gleaned in /a/Amounted.htm - 7k
4. The following information was gleaned by speaking with several African women.
5. Some information can be gleaned, although it tends to be more sketchy.
6. Practically every page is covered with notes gleaned from his studies.
7. By day’s end, Ruth has gleaned about 20 quarts [22 L] of barley.
8. An understanding of this is gleaned from a closer examination of the word “Gehenna.”
9. Synonyms for Comprehended include found, learned, learnt, noted, ascertained, digested, discovered, gleaned, grasped and identified
10. + When she beat out what she had gleaned, it came to about an eʹphah* of barley.
11. His head turned accusingly towards the kitchen as he realised where the superintendent had gleaned the information.
12. Diet of the Bushtit The Bushtit's diet consists mainly of insects and spiders gleaned from shrubs and herbs.
13. At the same time, though, they cut down on expenses, gleaned in nearby fields, and fished for food.
14. Armed with the knowledge gleaned from reading matter and known computer buffs I travelled far and wide.
15. Many of the longer fragments are gleaned from Stobaeus, a fifth century CE late pagan Anthologizer of Greek literature
16. Similarly, the Bible tells us that when Jesus’ disciples “got hungry” on the sabbath they gleaned and ate some grain.
17. Filling your mind with upbuilding thoughts that can be gleaned from Bible accounts can have a positive effect on your feelings.
18. 18 Then she took it and went into the city, and her mother-in-law saw what she had gleaned.
19. So an entire philosophy, a body of knowledge about the natural world that had been empirically gleaned over centuries, goes away.
20. Duberman's readers soon learn the Bedevilment is in the vivid details he has tirelessly gleaned from a trove of diaries, letters, interviews, and publications
21. By the time Ruth finished beating out the grain and gathering it all up, she found that she had gleaned about an ephah measure, or 20 dry quarts (22 L), of barley.
22. Synonyms for Based on include Based upon, Based off of, derived from, developed on, drew on, established on, formed on, formulated on, gleaned from and predicated on
23. (Psalm 119:105) Filling your mind with upbuilding thoughts that can be gleaned from Bible accounts can have a positive effect on your thoughts, feelings, and actions.
24. LIST OF SHOOTERS AND Clubbers : AT MOUNTAIN MEADOWS MASSACRE: September 7-11, 1857 : The following list of participants has been gleaned from writings of Anna Jean Backus, R.N
25. For those interested I have added the French firm Senee to our makers list with a brief company history, the info gleaned from various editions of the Paris Almanachs at Gallica
26. Answer: The word Christendom generally refers to the global community of those who adhere to the Christian faith, with religious practices and dogmas gleaned from the teachings of the Bible
27. The second one, "Abstemious" I more or less gleaned, also from context, but also because it's close to "abstain", which is near to what it means.
28. Almost a week after SMART-1 crashed into the 'lake of excellence' on 3 September, the astronomical world is still abuzz with information gleaned from hundreds of amateur observations of the crash site.
29. The second one, "Abstemious" I more or less gleaned, also from context, but also because it's close to "abstain", which is near to what it means.Archive 2008-11-01
30. Whether these efforts are working or not will be addressed from the perspectives of the two different party models.The nature of the political system in Korea can be gleaned by examining three main aspects of the Cartelized party system, namely, national subsidies, electoral system, and entry barriers against new or …
31. 3v) to find the corresponding explanation that one should "bewar of kutting in be Breste" or "of hurtyng of be stomake and artirs."(40) In terms of utility, the lack of an integrated ruling pattern makes a significant difference: not only is the speed at which the necessary information can be gleaned from the folio reduced, but the symbiotic relationship of text and image is undercut.