Sentence examples for entirely picking from inspiring English sources

She is absolutely right to remind Armstrong that life itself is riskily uncertain, and of the shallowness of acting as if we make our own luck entirely, picking our circumstances from a store shelf.

The actual history of America shows ­something else entirely: Picking your neighbors’ pockets is not a necessity of survival.

Because Face The Nation had not been entirely picked up in its new hour-long form, Schieffer has to truncate the interview.

Our soulless "get things done at any cost and as quickly as possible" attitude is responsible for much of our collective misery, though people haven't entirely picked up on that yet.

If you are mucking out entirely, pick up all the bedding and manure and put it into the wheelbarrow.

If Mr. Zucker had any illusions about a tranquil orientation period, as he embarks on an entirely new career picking entertainment shows for NBC after a long career as a news producer, they were shattered by CBS's "Survivor" bombshell.

It means you can be there to let in the electrician, and if you add up the hours you would have taken to get to work and take a lunch break, you are entirely justified in picking up your kid from school.

The other extreme took "law" completely metaphorically, picking out some standard or norm perceivable in natural phenomena which governs behaviour through entirely impersonal means.

Game of Thrones has announced its directors for season 5, picking an entirely new set that come with an impressive list of credits and award nominations.

But after their unbeaten start to the season was halted in a Premier League defeat at Newcastle United on Saturday, there was no question of Jose Mourinho taking it easy or picking an entirely second-string side.

It wasn't entirely easy, but by picking half a squad of fresh faces, and taking those international greenhorns to blustery Yorkshire rather than leafy Surrey, half the battle had been won.