Sentence examples for always be picked from inspiring English sources

Regardless of how secure a lock may be today, it can always be picked tomorrow.

"Players will always be picked on form and if you drop form, the position is very competitive," he told BBC Sport.

However, it has been recognised that injuries in the non-dominant hand will not always be picked up fully with DASH, as opposed to the grip strength, which is affected independent on which hand is injured.

Any revelation makes you vulnerable to legal action as well as the expectation by your friends that you'll always be picking up the check.

As a teacher of video productions, I'm cursed to always be picking apart infomercials like this one.

The greatest chroniclers of the city – Pepys, Samuel Johnson, Hogarth, Dickens, Iain Sinclair – have always been picked up and swept along on its myriad minute currents, been open to its accidental variety.

"And it's nice to see him turn his life around because he should have been, and always was picked locally, picked in front of incumbent Test players.

We've always been picked on.

During the recording of "I Got a Woman", Sholes noticed that Presley's voice and guitar were not always being picked up by the microphone.

I came from this background -- I never want to harp on and say I was the most bullied kid in the world, because there are kids out there who had much worse experiences -- but I'd always been picked on.

This is because children have a hard time understanding that kittens don't always like to be picked up.