Sentence examples for not picked over from inspiring English sources

It helps stability, ensuring that smaller teams' squads are not picked over if they begin the season well.

No, he will not pick over old sores.

In a marketplace crowded with hedge funds, it had become "hard to find ideas that aren't picked over," Cohen complained to the Wall Street Journal, in 2006.

Gamergate was front-page news in the New York Times when Sarkeesian had to cancel a talk over threats of a "massacre" (also dismissed as a "false flag" by Gamergate supporters); Cellan-Jones wrote on the BBC's site that while he wouldn't pick over the rights and wrongs of Gamergate (for the BBC is assiduous in not taking any sides in any debate), "a couple of things are clear.

The speech gets to speak for itself and isn't picked over the next day on the breakfast programmes".

New York decorators haven't picked over the more than 40 antiques stores on West Palm's South Dixie Highway, known as Antique Row, where midcentury modern is almost as common as vintage rattan.

While we don't think there will be anything revealing in the blog that's not carefully picked over by Palm's capable PR group, we think it'll be more of a cultural thing, much like Cesar over at Zune Insider gives the users a way to interact with the product team behind their favorite gadget.

These were well-preserved apparently because the animal's carcass had not been picked over by scavengers but were probably washed away by a river and then encased in mud.

Third, the Zone owes much of its emotional impact to the fact that it has not been picked over by tourist groups.

PROD THE PRODUCE "The selection has to be adequate, and can't look picked over, and there can't be bugs," Mr. Dowdell said.

I do the opposite because things in the back haven't been picked over yet.