Sentence examples for I sometimes pick from inspiring English sources
I sometimes pick the leaves off at this point, but not always.
I sometimes pick one up and kiss it on the face and it turns right back into whoever I wish it to be… Demi Moore… Roger Ebert… my dad.
I read a lot of autopsy and police reports, and while I am careful not to lift an entire case off the page and transport it into a novel (that's not just cheating; it's also exploiting someone's misery for what, at the end of the day, is entertainment), that being said, I sometimes pick interesting little phrases or disparate pieces of evidence to incorporate into the stories.
When Galileo gets close enough to the moons, it sometimes picks up their magnetic signatures.
On the right day in the right place, I can sometimes pick up this one easy listening station.
In the southern state of Karnataka, where I grew up, voters sometimes pick the BJP simply because they are frustrated with the corruption and inefficiency of the secular parties.
Mum occasionally had a hard time at work for being Catholic, and I was sometimes picked on at school because of it.
Maybe it had to do with the fact that I was sometimes picked on and wasn't big enough to be the fighting type.
The wind can sometimes pick up in late afternoon.
Republican primary voters sometimes pick candidates more for their ideological purity than their electability.
Sportswriters can sometimes pick our destinations, exotic or mundane, by consulting the schedules far in advance.
