Sentence examples for a bit of picking from inspiring English sources

While I can see this report -  which after all is published in a responsible journal, and comes from a thoughtful place such as Switzerland -   might provide the ideal riposte to people who have always hated exercise, I think a bit of picking apart might be in order.

Compares to comporable companies in the space…but a little bit of picking a number from no where…will they pay?

Or you can dive right in, starting with Greg Garber's tale on ESPN.com about Charlie's Marching Saints Club, or recount the franchise lowlights with Mike Freeman of CBSSports.com, who has a bit of trouble picking the lowest.

I still did a bit of work – picking up glasses and asking people not to do stupid shit like performing handstands on tables covered in drinks.

Play was halted at 4 24 p.m. EDT and didn't resume until 5 35 p.m. Scott lost a bit of momentum, picking up a single birdie on No. 14 and a bogey on No. 16 to stall in his quest for a major record.

"There's a bit of cachet in picking up something that looks like £500 for £50".

There is a bit of a breeze picking up, and even though there have been plenty of birdies out there, nobody's made a silly score.

She sends the woman off with a word of advice and a raw-silk shopping bag, intended to give patrons a bit of privacy while picking out their most intimate apparel.

He'd done more than a bit of apple-picking himself and was sure that this poem would try to make it fancy and romantic and get it all wrong.

We may not all be able to relate directly to Sophie Winters' problems and the things she saw, but I think we could all use a bit of a pick-me-up after an involuntary hiatus from the world of magic.

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