Sentence examples for having picked the from inspiring English sources

Having picked the site for an annex, museum officials needed to raise $214 million to convert the abandoned power plant.

None I saw, however, included the detail I found some years ago: having picked the wrong direction to ride in, he saw other horsemen coming towards him and shouted: "You're going the wrong way, you fools".

Only last week, Seagal was regarded as having picked the wrong side in a new cold war, taking Russian citizenship from Vladimir Putin, having already long functioned in Russian roles as diverse as arms firm spokesmodel and presidential aikido buddy.

for Shivanee Ramlochan The staring heterosexuals disembark, having stared, openly, having picked the direction for their stares: a few cubic inches, mostly compacted of women; staring ​like a newish smoking, asphyxiation by kilometres; the disembarking heterosexuals pit picador arms against the heads of females, high-end climate-change cologne; they have vetivered and tidalled out.

Having picked the least Romantic subject he could think of, he set it according to the precepts of a Russian maverick tradition that had been pioneered in the 1860's in a couple of strange works by Mussorgsky ("Marriage," after Gogol) and Aleksandr Dargomyzhsky ("The Stone Guest," after Pushkin).

Having picked the same side for six successive games, Burnley manager Sean Dyche was now having to patch his team up and totally re-shape his back four.

He had picked the bottom.

Francesa had picked the Giants.

Phelan had picked the team.

It had picked the wrong target, though.

I've picked the right college.