Sentence examples for called picking from inspiring English sources

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

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

Sandberg called picking the right significant other the "most important career choice you could make", and she was right: After all it is much easier to rebound from a stressful work day when someone has picked up some of the slack, for starters.

He occasionally dwelt on mistakes to the detriment of his concentration, a tendency his friend Stan Wilson called "picking at daisies".

When they call, pick up the phone.

It should have been called Pick'n'Mix.

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

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

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

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

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