Sentence examples for feeling picked from inspiring English sources

Portugal could be forgiven for feeling picked on.

Next week Goldman Sachs holds its annual shareholder meeting, and it's feeling picked on, says William Cohan, author of a new tome on the Wall Street bank.

A growing tabloid culture, coupled with the brutal economics of a contracting entertainment industry, has left a surprising number of the glamour set feeling picked on — and looking for someone to even the score.

MTN, Africa's largest mobile phone company, might be forgiven for feeling picked on in Nigeria.

Then you check the weather, see how you're feeling, pick your outfit and get on with your day".

Movement 5, "" (Recover now, O troubled feelings), picks up the joyful coloraturas, supported by the trumpet and fanfares in triads in the orchestra, Mincham notes that the trumpet "bursts upon us with an energy, acclamation and jubilation unheard, so far, in this work".

But the feelings of people who actually experienced the bus boycotts, the fire hoses being turned on them, the senseless beatings and killings -- those are the intense feelings I picked up from my parents at a very young age.

"As captain, you can't describe the feeling to pick that trophy up, look around and see the following we've brought and look down and see all the boys underneath.

To project that you "are" feeling confident, pick your head up and look out.

"It is a fantastic feeling to pick up the keys and have a look at the place," Hale told BBC Hereford and Worcester.

And if you are feeling daring, pick some pants with a mild pattern, or a plaid.