Sentence examples for a pick that would from inspiring English sources

The Giants' most obvious concerns were at linebacker and the offensive line, but with Amukamara slipping further than expected, they made a pick that would have been hard to predict before the night began.

Some draft experts see them selecting an offensive lineman like Ohio State tackle Mike Adams if an attractive one is available — a pick that would help them fill the hole created by the apparent departure of the veteran Kareem McKenzie.

Their varied strategies and market outlooks are sure to help you find a new pick that would be perfect for whatever your individual strategy is.

I thought that was a boring and conventional pick that wouldn't do much for the McCain campaign, and at that point McCain was behind and Obama had given what I thought was a pretty effective speech Thursday night.

Instead, I used economics to pick a diet that would work best for me.

In the first round, the Yankees could pick a schedule that would require only three starters.

So Tracy and Brian argued that for Roosevelt's cubs, we should pick a theme that would offer only a tiny number of good names.

He added later that he'd pick a judge that "would look very seriously" at Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server during her tenure as secretary of state.

Executives Like Jets Last week, front-office executives from 10 teams were asked to pick a franchise that would make a surprise trip to the N.F.L. championship the way the Baltimore Ravens did last season.

Patents aside, the next generation of cellular services begs the question: Why would Europe pick a technology that would mean they'd have to rip up everything and completely start over?

In other words, there was a 1-in-several-thousand chance that I'd happen to pick a sequence that would screw up all of my experiments, and I did.