Sentence examples for be a better pick from inspiring English sources

Despite the slightly better reviews for the Republican production, people in both parties said Mr. Gore's choice of Senator Lieberman seemed, at least in the short term, to be a better pick than Dick Cheney, the former secretary of defense, on the Republican side.

It supports the idea that PT based agents may be a better pick to model the behaviour of agents in risky environments.

What the RX-8 does offer is a practical edge, and if you're stuck between it and the G35 and need those backseats to be practical, then the Mazda might be a better pick.

If you're willing to ignore that a new iPhone is almost certainly being announced tomorrow, or that preeetty much any Android phone on the market would probably be a better pick in the long run, you can find the deeply discounted Fire Phone here.

Increased domestic sales, even to an international chain, would be a better pick-me-up even than a cup of Colombia's choicest blend.

Fried zucchini was a better pick.

(a) His suggestion that Hillary Clinton "might have been a better pick" as Barack Obama's running mate.

Quite frankly, it might have been a better pick than me".

The filet mignon crowned with crunchy strips of fried portobellos was a better pick.

He added, "And, quite frankly, she may have been a better pick than me".

There are scouts who believe that Warrick is a better pick because he can instantly change an offense.