Sentence examples for continually picked from inspiring English sources

"But he's continually picked things that he's excited about," he added, "not because they have a big return".

His older son, Elias Markus Rygaardd), is continually picked on at school, especially by a towheaded bully whose abuse is tinged with anti-Swedish bigotry.

On the break Arsenal were continually picked off.

Like a scab that is continually picked at, the forest edge cannot heal itself.

But, in a strange way, Ms Shulman seems only half-interested in Wyatt, whose life she continually picks up and drops again.

A gay hotel employee says men who worked with him would continually pick on him, sometimes coming up behind him and simulating sex in front of others.

I'm trying to figure out who should shoulder the blame for continually picking guys like Strauss, Collingwood and Bell when they have extended runs of mediocrity.

By continually picking a battered Delon Armitage – who has passed a fitness test on his ribs having kicked off the championship with a bad knee – rather than a buzzing Foden there has to be a danger of depressing a singular talent.

But it takes a lot to continually pick yourself up again.

What about the mothers, fathers, siblings, and loved ones who are continually picking up the pieces?

"He's constantly talking to customers, talking to employees, continually picking up pieces of paper off the floor, darting behind counters and tasting things," supermarket consultant Norman McMillan said in 1987.