Sentence examples for I pick on from inspiring English sources
Unlike certain other sports – for instance Aussie Rules, which I pick on for no reason other than that the issue was brought to mind by this piece in the Sydney Morning Herald – football seems to have (historically justified) faith that coaches and players will be able to mediate their own way away from predictability or, worse, unwatchability.
I pick on tennis and this one game, but over the years there have been many such instances in sport that have brought us tremendous joys, and taught us valuable lessons.
"I pick on his backhand".
"Why do I pick on ESPN?" Mr. McCain said in an interview in May.
It was a master class in wishful thinking, and I pick on it not because it was unusual, but because it distilled so many politicians' refusal to have adult conversations with us, to assume that we're grown-ups who can do some math and face some disappointment.
I pick on Microsoft a lot, because I think they do a lot of things fundamentally wrong.
Oh, the nerds I picked on now run Hollywood?
"I want someone I can pick on".
"But I have to pick on what I feel is best for performance.
"I didn't pick on personality, I didn't pick on ticket sales and I certainly wasn't picking on nationality". .
If you're in, I don't know, Minneapolis, I hate to pick on Minneapolis.
