Sentence examples for few pickings from inspiring English sources

Politicians have had few pickings.

The dominance of Samsung and Apple in terms of volume leaves few pickings for the rest.

Just over 40% of the island's hotel rooms are back in service, and work on the rest is under way but the peak December to April season promises few pickings this year.

Bush beans also give up the ghost after a few pickings, after which you have to pull them up and start another crop in another part of the garden.

Investors looking to no-load mutual funds and ETFs have a few pickings to choose from.

But a President Bush would surely know, at least subliminably, that there are few easy pickings for him in this Democratic bastion.

Truth comes down to a spot of this and a pinch of that - a dash of Buddhism, fragments of Andrea Dworkin (of all ferociously illiberal writers), a few select pickings from a Christianity the author no longer really believes in, and a strong dose of animal rights.

So is an era of dominance by Federer, with Nadal owning the French Open and a few other choice pickings, grinding to an end?

The reading aloud of logical insanity, appropriately illustrated by its creator, has always been fun, but between Edward Lear's day and Dr. Seuss's the pickings, few people would deny, have been slim.

State governors, like Ronald Reagan and Jimmy Carter, have always been where the parties go looking for new talent but with so few blue states, the pickings are slim for the Democrats.

Problem is, apart from a raft of jerky YouTube videos showing the back of overexcited audience member's heads at their recent comeback shows (why do people bother uploading those?) pickings are few and far between.