Sentence examples for learning to pick from inspiring English sources

It's learning to pick your battles.

I was learning to pick my battles.

Institutions outlast governments, but learning to pick the right battles is the key to being that surviving institution.

I went to this beehive of learning to pick up tips for grown-ups who want to share their love of the earth with children.

In this featureless ocean of alphabet soup, biologists are just learning to pick out the rare sequences -- about 1percentt -- that code for genes.

Marta will present a strong visual image of what can happen with less coaching and a childhood spent learning to pick up the bounces and spin of a soccer ball on nearly every imaginable surface except a groomed field.

But Mr. Chambers learned to pick his battles.

We learn to pick up a mooring under sail by picking up a mooring under sail.

But I did learn to pick porcini while I was writing this novel.

"But after two decades in Congress, she says she has learned to pick her battles".

(She did at first, but now she's learned to pick up her feet).