Sentence examples for called pick from inspiring English sources

At World Savings, the loans were called "Pick a Pay".

Histologically some cerebral nerve cells are swollen and contain abnormal inclusions called Pick bodies.

The booking site GetGoing has a clever solution for flexible travelers called "Pick Two, Get One".

Then at high school, I got really into this Solex record called Pick Up.

Wal-Mart is the latest in this march, and announced Thursday afternoon that it would introduce a program nationwide called "Pick Up Today" that allows customers to submit orders online and pick up their items a few hours later in their local store.

Furthermore, on the Duggars' site you can "Welcome Jennifer!" (No. 17), and on the Web site for Discovery Health, which produces the Duggar-related shows and specials, you can propose names for her imminent sibling in a survey called "Pick a Name for Baby No. 18".

One, called "Pick-Up," was about two drunks in San Francisco in the nineteen-fifties.

An option-ARM product called Pick-a-Pay (a name that gave fair warning it could lead to trouble) accounts for 45% of consumer lending at Wachovia, a large bank.

At these performances, called "Picking Across Africa," he shows what his fingers have learned.

Recently, a class of throughput-optimal scheduling policies, called pick-and-compare, has been proposed [16, 17].

You can share tracks that you like, which is called picking or repicking them.