Sentence examples for intends to pick from inspiring English sources
He intends to pick the ground on which he fights it.
Far from passing the baton, he intends to pick the baton up.
Her son is due to choose GCSE options next month, but she is unsure which ones he intends to pick.
There were originally 15 sites on the shortlist from which the government intends to pick between five and 10 for development.
Mr. Levy intends to pick a winning idea from the pile before summer's end — actually, he will select two winners, as there is a separate suggestion box for schoolchildren — and crank up the machinery necessary to transform the idea into a bill for proposed legislation or, at the very least, issue an executive order recognizing the proposal.
She points out that in grounding (and re-grounding) an artistic kind-term, such as 'symphony', there is a problem of identifying the kind of thing one intends to pick out with the term.
Rules intended to pick out particular individuals or firms are just thuggish.
Accorsi laughed when a reporter asked whom he intended to pick.
"It is intended to pick a fight with the Washington Democrats in power.
"We intend to pick up where we left off," Mr. Levy said.
It is not especially clear how the Saints intend to pick up the pass-rushing slack.
