Meanings of cull out in English

Any cattle that I cull out here are abandoned, you understand, simply abandoned.

It would be utterly stupid to roll this cull out as a policy.

Used the lock-in correlator, to cull out the genuine noise.

We are going to do our job at last... to choose among men, and to cull out the mad dogs.

Now that these seedlings are beginning to bear we are able to cull out any that prove to be very inferior.

You could cull out the trill of mountain brooks, the staccato of green rushes shivering above chilly lagoons, the pipe of sleepy birds.

It would make the perfect gathering point for the military to triage the crowds and cull out the infected, if any made it that far.

Animals have choice, as well as we, in their amours, and cull out their mistresses; neither are they exempt from our jealousies and implacable malice.

They calculated it would take about twenty-five years to cull out all the big timber and by that time there would be a second growth.

As I looked over the letters to cull out my own, one in a woman's handwriting on attractive notepaper addressed to him caught my eye.

The disease wasn't beaten completely or culled out, but it was waning.

But the GRUBENDOL stuff he culled out, and tied up into a packet with string.

Predators foraged all winter as well, culling out the weak, leaving more feed for the strong.

They culled out all the weakest of us.

Carol wrote down English summaries of every relevant point contained in the nine reports we'd culled out.

In making up the catalogue of Fisk University for this year, the following facts are culled out: