Sentence examples for collective picks from inspiring English sources

For $10, you can get the collective picks of the top 30 users on five games.

On this night, with the beer as with the button, Izzard, feeling the imperative of the audience's collective will, picked up the glass and chugged down the beer in one gulp.

But think of the collective yawn picking either one would produce throughout the media and electorate.

While it's an interesting study presented in ambitious form, one has to wonder in the end what they point of it all was.

Some groups avoid this by emphasising a collective process for picking stocks.

Hodgson talked of a collective effort but, inevitably, picked out Rooney and Gerrard for special acclaim.

Today it was Samuel Eto'o who spent the afternoon affecting disbelief after a series of missed chances, but it might just have been Fernando Torres or the lesser-spotted Demba Ba. Between them, the three strikers have scored just five league goals in a collective 17 starts – Mourinho picked none of them for the trip to Old Trafford in August.

"One day later, Silicon Valley is still trying to pick its collective jaw off the floor following news that Facebook is going to buy WhatsApp for $19 billion".

So those in publishing should pick their collective chins up off the floor and realize that the future couldn't be brighter, as soon as we recognize that digital technology is the modern-day equivalent of color printing and faster presses, and that the thing that feeds the new machine is the same thing that fed the old one: imagination.

Mara said all of those picks were a collective decision and the owners sign off on the higher picks -- including any talk of a trade.

In 2005 I had a very good year, with my picks up a collective 14.3%, after deducting an assumed 1% trading cost on new positions.