Sentence examples for pick a door from inspiring English sources

You pick a door, say No. 1, and the host, who knows what's behind the other doors, opens another door, say No. 3, which has a goat.

I'll never forget: he was wearing a blue striped shirt, vertical stripes, and Jean Paul Gaultier was wearing his blue and white striped sweater, horizontal stripes — and I stood there saying, 'Bobbi, pick a door, because you can't do both.' And I picked my husband and the kid — and that was good.

When John Tlapa looked in the mirror, his nose looked like he "could pick a door lock," he said.

Pick a door, any door behind one you'll find refreshing creativity, behind the other you'll find #brandedcontent staying well within its comfort zone.

You start by picking a door, but before it's opened Monty will always open another door to reveal a goat.

Many in the town said they owed their lives to two men, Ray Van Dyke and Daniel Moore, who waded into the swirling water Monday and rescued dozens of townspeople from their homes, picking a path door to door through churning debris.

Many in the town owe their lives to two men, Ray Van Dyke and Daniel Moore, who waded into swirling waters on Monday and rescued dozens of townspeople from their homes, picking a path door to door through churning debris.

We had the good fortune to pick a hotel next door to the fabulous Peck food store.

Unlike "Californication," which is firmly steeped in the myth that unimpressive 49-year-olds can pick up women who look like models as easily as they can pick up a door knob at a Home Depot, "Men of a Certain Age," dismantles the Hugh Hefner fantasies that have tried to hoodwink so many.

Pick a set of doors that will complement the style of the room.

"Less able to pick up a door, but maybe able to perform other tasks".