Sentence examples for issue to pick from inspiring English sources

I can't imagine someone called up and said 'I'm concerned about compressed gases.' Someone must have complained and then they looked at an issue to pick on".

So it was about time Allure (aka the monthly authority on all things beauty) caught up with Minaj, who covers their April issue, to pick her colorfully-covered brain on what inspires her statement-making hair, makeup and career choices.

The new norm is to sell products at less than cost and to ask new-issue buyers to pick up the difference.

"I think the way the Davos community responds to big issues is to pick them up and play with them for a while," Elkington said.

This is probably why I was drawn back to this portfolio six months later when my staff and I were leafing through our 2016 issues trying to pick our favorite stories of the year.

Senate and House members return from their recess on Monday, when debate on the issue is expected to pick up.

A public display of evidence will only allow the Taliban and those friendly to them to cloud the issue through attempts to pick the evidence apart.

Another issue is who to pick alongside Wiggins, Clancy and Owain Doull for the men's team pursuit, which in turn depends on what happens with Cavendish.

The Premier League subsequently changed their rules on the issue, allowing managers to pick any combination of players from their 25-man squad.

Issues are updated to pick up stories from later editions of that day's paper or to amend the issue for legal reasons.

There is an outside chance that Green Party leader (and newly-elected MP) Elizabeth May might bend enough ears around Ottawa for the issue to be picked up by one of the official parties and bandied about with great concern by politicians wondering what kind of example is being made for our children.