Sentence examples for likely to pick a from inspiring English sources

If your wedding feels like an advert, you're more likely to pick a first dance song that sounds like something from an ad, instead of one you actually like.

Apple is likely to pick a price where "you don't feel like you're breaking the bank, but you don't feel like you're compromising your experience".

People involved say she is likely to pick a woman.

Labor is likely to pick a new leader by August, party officials said.

Hodgson is likely to pick a larger than usual squad to counter the inevitable withdrawals following this weekend's round of fixtures.

Should he accept the position, New Hampshire's governor, John Lynch, a Democrat, would appoint his successor and would be likely to pick a Democrat.

"The new England manager is likely to pick an England squad containing six or seven players who've all been Aston Villa players in the last few years.

She is "much more likely to pick up a book with a pink cover featuring a pair of glossy high-heeled shoes".

For these reasons in particular, a Brazilian is even more likely to pick up a cell phone and request through a mobile app for a bicycle deliveryman do this work instead.

But just as much critical attention has shifted to television from theatrical releases, readers are now more likely to pick up a magazine featuring a television actor, reality star or musician.

Nowadays, a twentysomething is as likely to pick up a piece of wild salmon with quinoa and a fresh rocket salad from their local grocery store on any given night.