Sentence examples for less picking from inspiring English sources

The team is more or less picking itself.

"As the principal investigator I'll say I'm surprised that, more or less picking one Kuiper Belt object out of the hat, we were able to get such a winner as this, that's going to revolutionize our knowledge of planetary science," Stern said.

The Canadian indie rock supergroup's first album in seven years finds them more or less picking up right where they left off more guitars, more anthems, and more emotions than you could fit in a bowl of poutine.

They more or less picked up the phone once they were ready to go back — and they had job offers.

So basically, Apple is now making a huge margin on every iPhone sold, while AT&T more or less picks up the tab.

Tiger Woods' future is up in the air, and Woods doesn't know when he'll return to competition, much less pick up a golf club again.

It seems likely that all of the above were paraphrasing an old proverb – but, depending on where you search and who you ask, you can more-or-less pick your own truth.

In Atlanta, that meant much less pick-and-roll action and not nearly as much freedom for the point guard.

You don't really need to take a flight, still less pick a fight, to mark ambivalence about the rites of winter.

It would be more about freeing markets and less about picking winners; more about creating the right conditions for bright ideas to emerge and less about promises of things like green jobs.

As I see it, taking fewer breaths per minute allows less gas exchange in the lungs, and less oxygen picked up in the blood.