Sentence examples for getting to pick some from inspiring English sources
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.
So they created "indirect" elections, where voters get to pick some people, and then those people get to vote for president.
"But I've got to pick some positives out of it and we showed some good character to come back at half-time". Launceston trailed 20-9 athehe break before 18-year-old full-back Billy Searle scored on his debut and Kyle Speare's try set up a nervous finish.
The bread factory workers got to pick some sausages and so did we, ending the day like happy schoolchildren fresh out of a trip to the candy factory (but with meat instead of everlasting chewing gums).
"We've got to pick up some points," he said.
"I've got to pick up some clothes, I've got to get home to the motel and feed the kids, and that's more important to me than talking on the telephone to you.
Everyone gets to pick out some songs.
The perception that the votes of ordinary people don't count as much as those of the political insiders, who get to pick the nominee in some mythical back room, could hurt our party for decades to come.
Among other privileges, they often get to pick the clubhouse music, which some take to extremes; Wells, for one, blasted Metallica in the Yankees' clubhouse, placing the speakers on the chair in front of his locker.
At the end of every Desus & Mero interview, each illustrious guest gets to pick a rainbow that expresses some sort of human truth.
