Sentence examples for getting to pick from inspiring English sources
"There are a lot of suitors out there, and women are getting to pick and choose among them," she said.
Pennsylvania's two Republican senators at the time — Mr. Specter, who later switched parties, and Rick Santorum — cut a deal with the White House to allow nominations to go forward in return for getting to pick some.
He believes Gorsuch, filling Antonin Scalia's seat, will not fundamentally change the ideological balance on the court the way Trump getting to pick Ruth Bader Ginsburg's or Anthony Kennedy's successor would.
He emphasizes the importance of being "focused less on the magical than the mundane," in a profession that trains you to ask, "O.K., what's the next thing that will kill me?" He bemoans not getting to pick fellow travelers, making his lofty position relatable to office drones with noisy cubicle neighbors.
Parent trigger legislation is intended to give parents with children at low-performing schools (based on standardized test scores) the legal right to petition the state or district for a change in school structure, with the parents getting to pick from a list of options.
Ordering a phone with more or less memory is one thing, but the thought of a user getting to pick and choose internal components such as the SoC, amount of RAM, and type of screen is rather ludicrous.
