Sentence examples for but to pick from inspiring English sources

But to pick out these themes is already a disservice.

Mending it meant going back, not to reconstruct history but to pick up the thread.

That left him no choice but to pick them up at two different places.

This is a tool not to ship, but to pick up at the local hardware store.

A gauntlet had been thrown down, and I had no option but to pick it up.

We have an awful lot of trainers, but to pick out a top trainer, there's not many of them.

"I think there are so many great players out there, but to pick a few, I'd have to say them.

It is well-done, but to pick it is to spark a thousand thinkpieces about the ascendancy of memoir.

Now he wants ministers not just to have the right of veto but to pick candidates from a shortlist.

The solution may not be to freak out and go full speed in the kitchen all day but to pick recipes that are impressive, delicious – and easy.

We are not trying to "charge" through the German lines, but to pick the lock by frequent changes of the point of pressure.