Sentence examples for could pick for from inspiring English sources

Gatland said: "I don't think New Zealand is a place to be blooding youngsters so we've gone for the most experienced team that we could pick for what's going to be an incredibly tough tour with England first up". Gatland has opted not to select a direct replacement for injured open-side flanker Justin Tipuric.

There are a variety of alternative precious and semi-precious stones you could pick for the ring, including sapphires, rubies, topaz or amethysts.

The only bright spot for the director of rugby was that he could pick Miles Benjamin for the first time this season, while Manu Tuilagi and Seramaia Bai could be available for Gloucester next week.

They were in Oregon so Mommy and Daddy could pick cherries for the next few weeks.

Once they do, Google could pick advertisements for them based on their location or other attributes.

A painting by Kurt Jackson, whose work you could pick up for a bargain through the Own Art scheme.

"I didn't think my job was to design polling so that Fox could pick people for a debate," McInturff told me.

This article (all the premises of which we could pick apart for hours, but I'll leave the detailed doing so to you) was brought to my attention this weekend by a childhood friend who had recently left her husband.

But he was so taken with the dream that he called the 20th Century Fox executive Alan Ladd Jr. "I told him I'd read a short story we could pick up for a song," he recalls.

But the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has held talks with Pietersen and could pick him for the tour of India.

The one I told you about this weekend that you could pick up for a measly $39 on sale at Best Buy?