Sentence examples for are always picked from inspiring English sources

Gear ratios are always picked to work together in harmony and shouldn't be fiddled with.

"People are always picking on alternative spaces," she said.

Words are never stable in Smith's fiction, because, as in Shakespeare, author and characters are always picking them up and turning them upside down to see what's going on underneath.

Other examples of rigid designators include indexical expressions like the first-person pronoun 'I,' or the expression 'now.' When you use the term 'I' to describe any possible world, you are always picking out the same thing: yourself.

Plus, the police are always picking on us.

Candidates are always picking military audiences when they need to achieve the impression of gravity.

"It's not that women are always picking lesser things in terms of skill and importance," a researcher told The New York Times.

In the case of splicing plants, it seems likely that if you are always picking the plants that have the crispest fruit, you will end up with crisper fruit over time.

It is always picked up by a girl.

As a child, unable to play sports, he was always picked to be umpire.

"I was always picked on — I was the shortest one in the class," she said.