Sentence examples for Word pick from inspiring English sources

■ 120A: The word "pick" is the key to the clue "One who can pick his work?" It could refer to someone who chooses their line of work, but what word would encompass that?

My word, pick that one out, son!

Inevitably, the word picked up an abusive taint.

So the translation 'name' is not inept nor is the ancient Chinese theory assumption that all words name the part of reality which the word "picks out"—roughly "naming" what we think of as its denotation or scope.

From the 15th Century the word picked up a final "s"; by the 17th Century it had started to mean the the platform on which the City dignitaries sat during the court, and then any official platform.

Additionally, the Color Word Pick-out Test was adapted from the KPT as a dementia screening tool for use in other languages [ 12].

In other words, pick any scale or cutoff you want, and the item will still be unique.

One of the few white protesters, wearing an organic farms T-shirt, held a placard scrawled with the words: "Pick your own lettuce today, whitey".

Over little - if any - backing track his words pick apart the world around him in a voice that sounds like a furious Eccles cake.

But there comes a moment in this concentrated study of artistic creation when the painter Mark Rothko Alfred Molinaandand his young assistant, Ken Eddie Redmaynee, far right, with Mr. Molina), lay down their words, pick up their brushes and get physical.

In other words, pick the battles that are the most important.