Sentence examples for means to pick from inspiring English sources

To "glean" means to pick grain out of a threshed field — or, these days, knowledge from the air around us.

This afternoon Luke quit his job as a property broker, so Leah, a legal assistant, means to pick up the bill.

Uber is positioning this as a way to attract drivers who don't want to own (or use) their own car, and who may be drawn to driving with the company as a means to pick up very occasional extra income, like those saving for an upcoming vacation.

Chi Fu's name (欺负, qīfù) means "to pick on or ridicule".

Reach a power level about 15500/ (Note for If in an RPG: Use whatever equivalent works in your roleplay) Find something that gets you mad it has to be enough to make you cry and yell (Note for if in an RPG: This means to pick a proper time for it so it both works in story and combat) Then focus all your power into that anger and pretty much just grunt like bardock or goku.

"We're not meant to pick the flowers".

I don't mean to pick on the mullahs.

I don't mean to pick on Mississippi, but I think you get the image.

I don't mean to pick on The Note in particular.

But these services are meant to pick up devices on the premises of the target.

Pick it up because it's sitting next to the book that you meant to pick up.