Sentence examples for have picked that from inspiring English sources

I would have picked that skill up there for sure.

"There's four great players that we have picked that are all playing very well and bring a lot to the team".

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.

And they were nice, but it was always the case that I wouldn't have picked that countertop, or it was a different type of style than I might go for".

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.

In her book on the anti-corruption crusader John Githongo, British author Michela Wrong offered a detailed description of the mall to describe inequalities in Kenyan society although her depiction could also be read as defining why an attacker aiming to maximise western casualties would have picked that target.

If only Lyndsey had picked that battle, I would have backed her all the way.

Once you've picked that perfect day, with nary a cloud in sight, know that the weather still may not cooperate and that, in a pinch, it's best to have a backup plan.

Dave Hill has picked that up too.

He says the government knows the budget is not popular – the Coalition has picked that up.

Life is too short to accept to accept bad fill, and I'm impressed that someone making their debut has picked that up so quickly.