Sentence examples for de facto pick from inspiring English sources
It was inspired by another masterpiece (Make Way For Tomorrow, also on Criterion) and while I personally would choose several other Ozu's as my favorite, this has become the de facto pick for his best and it's certainly typical, heart-breaking and very good.
However, much like Google's IPO made it the Internet stock bellwether, Facebook will become the de facto stock pick of individual and institutional investors, pushing demand to justify the lofty price-to-earnings and price-to-sales multiples.
That made the Minnesota Vikings, at No. 3, the de facto No. 1 pick, drama-wise.
While Anthony was and will be the first option, it was how the Felton-Chandler middle pick-and-roll opened things up for shooters that made "everyone else" a de facto second option.
De jure, perhaps, but de facto, no.
These items are my de facto "Gear of the Year" picks.
Pick became the de facto head of design on the underground throughout the interwar period, and he was applying his public-spirited doctrine of "fitness for purpose" long before the underground became a public corporation in 1933.
Griffin, the former Baylor quarterback, said during Super Bowl week that Luck "was the de facto Heisman winner and the de facto No. 1 pick," but that "we already took one of those from him and we plan to continue to go out there and do that — whether it's with the first pick in the draft, a playoff win, or who goes to the first Super Bowl".
Rumors about General Younes and intertribal tensions started picking up here in the rebels' de facto capital early Thursday evening with reports that a group of four judges working for the rebel council had summoned General Younes for questioning.
But they haven't really picked up much traction as a de facto replacement for physically trying on clothing.
