Sentence examples for baskets who from inspiring English sources

Indeed, it is the women of "Baskets" who steal the show.

And in this season of coat drives and food baskets, who would disagree?

By Ian Crouch January 20 , 2016Zach Galifianakis stars on FX as the struggling clown Chip Baskets, but it is often the women of "Baskets" who steal the show.

The scout, whose team considered drafting Blair, praised him as a "dominating force around the basket" who was likely to make teams regret passing on him.

Of course, their being Crenshaw's finest, it was only even odds they would make the connection to an employee of Nature's Basket who had not shown up for work, one Karen Robileaux, age twenty-six.

"We got some guys who can put the ball in the basket, who can get out and run and play above the rim, and right there, that's exciting.

In that form of compound verb, cherry-pick was adopted in sports to describe a basketball player waiting near a basket who takes a pass and makes an easy shot.

Because so many people, and so many writers, have left behind or never learned a respect for manual work, for people who carry and use tools for a living and get calluses and chapped hands and dirt under the nails, who bend and stoop, people who work by the hour or the basket, who build and fix things, who dig and plant and pick.

To truly differentiate, marketers need real-time experience data: who's on my basket, who's on my stream or page, and how can I re-adjust what we're putting in front of customers in to give them the best experience in the moment?

Weird, lesser-seen games like the hummingbird shoot-'em up Kolibri and colourful platformer Tempo show that, if Sega had stuck by the 32X rather than throw all of its eggs into the Saturn basket, who knows what might have been.

In my three days meeting with artists from across the country, I was exposed to a variety of artist practices I rarely come access, from Shan Goshorn, an Eastern Band Cherokee basket weaver who spins traditional baskets into contemporary political messages, to Peter Nicks, a documentary filmmaker focused on the Oakland police department.