Sentence examples for a likely pick from inspiring English sources

Mr. Biden was hardly considered a likely pick at the start of the process.

David Beckham, should he prove fit, is a likely pick given his high-profile role with the London games.

Brazil, with a friendly against Ireland in London on Tuesday night, has such talent to spare that it can leave out Ronaldinho, leave out Pato and not even consider Cacau Baretto who, instead, is a likely pick for the German lineup against Argentina in Munich on Wednesday.

Wounded by war and ailing from SARS, the air-travel industry these days does not seem a likely pick for the cautious stock market investor.

If Republicans won all the leaners and tossups — plus Nebraska, which looks like a likely pick-up for them — they would gain a net of eight seats.

And it's for this reason co-founder and CEO Oleg Fomenko is very hopeful of finding a buyer, who would likely pick up the London-based startup at a very significant discount.

Now, he could tack back to the center after officially wrapping up the Republican nomination, and to do that he'd likely pick a different running mate than Condi.

"She's going to press the button," Johnson said, adding he believed she would more likely pick an aggressive response to provocation than Trump.

Sony's not said just yet whether the US will get a version of the KDL-22PX300 but if not, let me suggest you make your own device by heading down to your local game reseller where you can likely pick up a gently-used PS2 that will sit nicely under a cheap LCD.

Even if they consider research as a profession, they would most likely pick cancer or HIV/AIDS research, mistakenly thinking that these are the only areas that use cutting-edge technology.

Sales are strong (evident by the fact that the system is still hard to find on store shelves) and hardcore gamers will likely pick up a Wii to go along with their 360 or PS3.