Sentence examples for in order to pick a from inspiring English sources

I notice that in state legislatures, when times are tough, parties are sometimes able to get together in order to pick a new state thing.

"This is a disgraceful misrepresentation of my remarks by the prime minister, it is worse than verballing, it is deliberate misrepresentation in order to pick a political fight on this issue," Dreyfus told Guardian Australia.

There is an undercurrent of local noise about the aspects of the cuts pinned to cost inflation, and allegations that Labour council leader Nick Forbes is proposing such drastic moves in order to pick a fight with Westminster.

The Workers Partyy (WPK) conference, which will bring together the secretive state's ruling elite for the first time in 30 years, was called in order to pick a new leadership and likely anoint an heir to Kim – likely to be his youngest son, Kim Jong-un – as the leader's health deteriorates.

But first, mission scientists are looking over Curiosity's images of YellowknifeBay in order to pick a rock target for the rover to use as its first drill site.

In order to pick a site for the new church, legend has it that Father Fay went to the Coal Harbour waterfront, looked south towards the forested land (present-day Downtown Vancouver) and chose the area that contained the tallest tree.

Dr Bayley and his colleagues printed artificial versions of this arrangement: tiny droplets of an aqueous solution, each with a volume of a few trillionths of a litre, were sprayed into oil in order to pick up a fatty coat.On its own an individual droplet, even one with a fatty coating, is rather dull.

That's convenient in terms of last-minute gifts, and the app didn't throw as many bugs my way as when I tried to use a similar app called Moments shortly after its launch in order to pick up a photo book at a nearby Walgreens.

When you are flying along on fast current, you don't just get off your canoe and prop it up on a kickstand in order to pick up a golf ball.

Two days earlier, someone had called her, speaking in Mandarin and claiming to be from the Embassy, and asked her to transfer money from her bank account to "an official account," in order to pick up "a very important document that may impact her legal status".

According to the family report given to B'Tselem, the Israeli human-rights organization, Yousef was shot after crossing through a hole in the barrier in order to pick gundelia, a Palestinian delicacy that grows in the south Hebron hills where the family's village is located.