Sentence examples for may pick a from inspiring English sources
Only bold, or reckless, gamblers may pick a winner.
I may pick a bit, and then it's back to the couch for more TV.
They may pick a few more defensive players, but they are making no guarantees.
Some fear that the new leader may pick a cabinet of friends, as he did in 2006, with disastrous results.
But if the party decides to make a symbolic break with its past, it may pick a black leader.
A female robin whose first brood fails may pick a new mate for the second brood of the summer.
"I think sometimes artists may want to distance themselves a bit from ideas that are very intense, especially regarding the environment, so they may pick an animal to carry the theme," said Margaret MathewhoBerensorganizedrganized the Dorsky Gallery show with Michael Klein.
You may pick an object and fax it to a friend, he can print it straight out or make some changes in any free or professional modelling software.
"Sometimes as a candidate you may pick an inartful way... that isn't as effective as other ways," he told reporters.
The Caroline factor is more emotional than high-minded, more practical than political, and good marketing: viewers who come to gawk at a celebrity may pick up a bit of the party's message along the way.
A man may pick up a kit but then choose not to take the test.
