Sentence examples for from which to pick from inspiring English sources

He has a full haynet from which to pick, at 10 30 a.m. receives his lunch.

Adventurous eaters will savor every bite while the persnickety will find more than enough from which to pick and choose.

I use Hover.com, which is run by a friend, but there are lots of reputable registrars from which to pick.

Also, the components must be free of defects, because there is no batch of spare parts from which to pick a replacement.

The pair combined on United's next attack too, this time to provide Rooney with space from which to pick out Hernandez.

But French Economy Minister Emmanuel Macron said there should be "no concern about the future of Total" which had a large talent pool from which to pick a new CEO.

If you've got a whole book from which to choose, pick out a couple of options in your price range that look interesting, and ask your server or the sommelier what she or he recommends given what you'd like to drink (heavy or light, sweeter or dry, spicy or fruity).

Traditionally, brainstorming revolves around the false premise that to get good ideas, a group must generate a large list from which to cherry-pick.

It's all further proof that, no matter the pan-global riches of the internet from which to hand-pick their own word-of-mouth culture, soporific familiarity holds more appeal for most listeners.

The frequent celebrity sightings often end up in the tabloids, luring ever-larger throngs and giving Mr. Stevens and his colleague, Rich Thomas, a bigger crop from which to cherry-pick the most ripened fruit, among them young willowy creatures, European fashionistas and plainly dressed short men with fat wallets who are willing to spend $650 on a bottle of Perrier Jou t Champagne.

Observed bags of words can be generated by choosing mixture coefficients for topics followed by a generation of words according to: pick a topic from which to generate, then pick a word from that topic.