Sentence examples for pick a community from inspiring English sources

For instance, if you are the less moneyed spouse, with a short marriage you might want to pick a community property state with a presumptive fifty-fifty split of assets (or an equitable distribution state like Florida that has a fifty-fifty presumption).

The former Pine Bush Superintendent even asked the parents of the targeted Jewish students: "If you want your kids to hang out with more Jewish children or have more tolerance, why would you pick a community like Pine Bush?" Meanwhile, Jewish children in the school district were suffering deeply.

Get a group of volunteers together at your workplace and pick a community service project to work on.

They picked a community in Fairfield Glade, Tenn.

When building an AOL Journal, you start by giving it a name, entering a description and picking a community, like Family, Dating and Relationships or My Thoughts.

As for ministers, May could have picked a communities secretary who had at least been a councillor or had some familiarity with housing associations or planning.

"Typically, people pick out a community and then take their chances with the neighbors," one owner told the paper.

Pick up a community newspaper to find listings of clubs located in your area.

Pick a cause in your community, a teenager who needs help or a family that can't make rent and just do something.

If you can't afford your dream school, then pick a cheaper runner up, like community college.

The second piece of advice, especially for people in the research community, is: pick a big question.