Sentence examples for made pick from inspiring English sources

Mr. Maddox, who was 87, won the governorship in 1966 after he refused to serve blacks at his Pickrick Restaurant in Atlanta and made pick handles available to like-minded white customers.

But we only get to print a picture if something is made pick of the week and I've just spent half an hour marvelling at the fact that the Professor here (an alumnus of Mike Skinner's The Beats label) looks uncannily like a scientific hybrid between bedwetting indie movie botherer Michael Cera and golf-club-wielding referee botherer Craig Bellamy.

The digital age has not made pick up lines obsolete, so when you initiate a conversation, try to do it with a question, compliment, or comment about something in someone's profile.

Your heady inventions made picking a winner this week particularly hard.

However, a larger tilted mirror that hung over the bar made "pick-ups" possible.

Which made picking a winner tough to do.

While the city itself remains iconic, decades of urban development have often made picking out specific locations difficult.

The argument against these improvised tools is that they are more difficult to use than specially made picks.

It makes pick parts for the pick companies.

A material with a hardness of approximately 300 HB, a strong toughness, and strong impact resistance, would be a more appropriate for making pick holders.

Lowering the tree makes picking easier.