Sentence examples for likes of pick from inspiring English sources

In South Africa, in particular, Luno has worked with the likes of Pick N Pay while it was among the first batch let into the FCA's Regulatory Sandbox in London last year.

Kevin Kennedy, editor of the Coolcat Report, likes to pick up shares of small-cap stocks exhibiting near-term strength and holds them until momentum wanes.

The prospect of side-missions and exploration is handled mainly using a (once again) Crisis Core-like system of picking missions from savepoints.

Just like makers of picks and axes during the 18th-century California gold rush, makers of the tools that facilitate fast, cheap gene sequencing may be the safest bet.

Once you've found some plants that you like the smell of, pick them.

Would you like to pick one of those?

The likes of HSBC can pick up some of the slack left by departing Europeans.

North tagger Ben Jacobs ensured Cotchin had just five possessions to half-time, leaving the likes of Anthony Miles and Taylor Hunt to pick up the slack.

"It's not for the likes of David Cameron to pick out pockets," he said.

Mr Bloom said: "What I would argue is that it is for the individual citizen, it's not for the likes of David Cameron to pick up our pockets and send money to the charities of his choice.

Media captionGodfrey Bloom MEP: "It's not for the likes of David Cameron to pick our pockets" However, party chairman Mr Crowther told Sky News: "In my opinion it [Bongo Bongo Land] is a rather outdated description of foreign parts.