Sentence examples for had picked that from inspiring English sources
After rehearsal one day, Ms. Lopez was asked why she had picked that ballet.
If only Lyndsey had picked that battle, I would have backed her all the way.
The Russian government had picked that day to announce that it would ban adoptions by same-sex couples, and we went on the air to say that my oldest son, who is adopted and being raised by lesbians, will be leaving for boarding school in the United States in a few weeks, in part to make sure the Russian authorities cannot get to him.
If no candidate receives more than 50 percent of the vote, the one with the least number of first-place votes is dropped, and the second choices of those who had picked that eliminated candidate are redistributed.
This way of thinking, putting others' reactions before your own, I recognized from myself, and as we walked towards Folkets Park in the rain I wondered about how she had picked that up.
It was not clear from Ohr's interview whether Steele had been directly told that or had picked that up through his contacts, but the broader sentiment is echoed in Steele's research dossier.
"There's four great players that we have picked that are all playing very well and bring a lot to the team".
"But…but…that doll looks mighty, mighty white". "Am I an [expletive] if I say that I would not have picked that out as a Misty Copeland Barbie?
De Wolfe, one of the most formidable decorators of the early 20th century and a famous White collaborator, "would have picked that carpet and those drapes," he said.
RF: The team the manager picked yesterday [when United beat Chelsea 3-0 at Old Trafford] – I don't know if you saw it, but no one in the world would have picked that team.
