Sentence examples for be to pick a from inspiring English sources
How important would it be to pick a woman?
The new general manager's first duty will be to pick a coach.
A simple way for Pheu Thai to begin this process would be to pick a new leader who is not a Shinawatra, nor closely associated with him or his business interests (as the new caretaker prime minister is).
My fashion advice to Kate would be to pick a gemstone that appeals to her -- Queen Elizabeth has a penchant for diamonds and sapphires, while the queen mum liked rubies and especially pearls.
The safest option for the Brussels committee would be to pick a homegrown cheese, such as the jolly Socker, which comes wrapped in a ball of blue wax that nobody has ever managed to penetrate.
They took more practice tests and were much more likely to attend free coaching sessions.If students do not know how to improve their own performance, the best strategy may be to pick a simple task, reward pupils for doing it, and hope that this translates into higher grades.
But my job is to pick a team to win".
A better idea, he added, is to pick a designated driver.
An alternative was to pick a name that reflected the product's function.
The last thing it needs is to pick a fight with the United States.
"The first is to pick a C.E.O. and then to approve his strategic plan.
