Sentence examples for mistake to pick from inspiring English sources

So, why is it a mistake to pick the favorite?

Jay Goltz wonders whether it is a mistake to pick an employee of the month.

But Blatter said that it was probably a mistake to pick both hosts in the same vote.

Some people who have close ties to the new administration said that the White House might have concluded it would be a mistake to pick too many fights.

In August, he admonished Saudi leadership that it was a mistake to pick a fight with Canada over human rights after the Canadians spoke out against abuses in the kingdom.

He said: "It was no mistake to pick him.

That is funny, but it is the grimmest humour; one is not going to mistake it for – to pick another book published in 1934 – Thank You, Jeeves.

'It would be a terrible mistake for her to pick a candidate who is backed by Wall Street,' he added, naming no names.

Cheney candidly conceded this in his recent interview with Jonathan Karl of ABC News, but the admission was eclipsed somewhat by the headlines-generating part of the interview in which he said it was a mistake for John McCain to pick Palin in 2008.

Some Mexican commentators felt it was a mistake for Fox to pick a quarrel with a "prize fighter", for others it was reminiscent of a soap opera, and a cartoon in El Universal has two Mexicans discussing the spat with one echoing Fox's words: "We will not accept damage being done to our country".

With this noble Party platform in hand, we believe it would be a big mistake for her to pick someone whose views are not completely aligned with the Party's new progressive approach.