Sentence examples for it pick someone from inspiring English sources

And, if you absolutely must talk to a friend about it, pick someone who won't gang up with you on your spouse, but instead will point you toward reconciliation.

Let's face it: picking someone out of a list feels less than magical, yet that's where online social discovery has traditionally been stuck.

Embassy officials have said the convoy was responding to the bomb, but it is still unclear whether it was carrying officials away from the bomb scene, driving toward it to pick someone up or simply providing support.

If a currently parked car knows it needs to pick someone up soon, and it will earn more from selling the parking spot now than the gas it might burn driving around until its pick-up time, it can accept a bid.

The whole idea that "the Romney campaign realized that it couldn't just run a referendum campaign and so it needed to pick someone who could articulate the philosophical 'choice' between the two candidates" is, I think, a bit of a reach.

Mr Hendry, who was appointed as the UK's special trade envoy to Azerbaijan in 2012, was told that London's Lord Mayor would attend the official opening because the UK general election uncertainty would make it impossible to pick someone "not be affected by the elections".

Half the time I don't even know where the mug is because I continually put it down to pick someone up or stop a fight or read a book or change a diaper.

To do a convincing impression, it helps to pick someone you already resemble physically.

"It forces people to pick someone and say, 'This is the person,' " he said.

It is important to pick someone who "balances out the ticket" in various ways.

FIONA HANSON, PRESS ASSOCIATION It's hard to pick someone out, but John Giles, who works up north, is fantastic and everybody admires him.