Sentence examples for be picked out even from inspiring English sources
Most important, Dr. Liotta added, was that the pattern could be picked out even in early cancers -- that is, those that were still limited to the ovaries and had not begun to spread.
I'd have expected the fourth official to be picking out of his hair all evening.
Legend has it the name was picked out of a hat, even though it was favored by Irish before the drawing.
It won't be a case of "equal pain for all" – as a result of the reform to the RFO system and the cuts, many organisations will lose their regular funding altogether, while some will be picked out to be kept on a relatively even keel.
Clothes are picked out weeks or even months in advance, every accessory is meticulously planned, and it's difficult to find a single strand of hair out of place.
The Tottenham winger had started on the right and moments later Bale went even closer after being picked out by Chris Gunter's lofted pass down the flank.
The shoulders of an Yves Saint Laurent evening jacket have been picked out in the pattern on a fifth-century BC bronze vessel.
