Sentence examples for pick a front from inspiring English sources

The scrum creaked quite a lot against England and are we going to pick a front row that can get around the field, or are we going to pick a front row that can scrummage first and foremost and anything they can do after that is a bonus?

The introverted party looked unable to pick a front-man who could also impress the wider electorate.

And if Australia don't feel the need to pick a front-line spinner and rely on four seamers instead, that's clearly the way to go".

They have picked a front five to try to irritate us and see how we respond to that.

It can be a common mistake when looking for width in your game to pick a lightweight front five that struggles to secure enough ball at the set-piece but Jones has not done this.

Should Gatland want to pick a heavyweight front five in Australia, and prioritise pace in the back row, someone of Hamilton's ilk and character could be utilised in the 'enforcer' role.

"I'm sure he'll feel disappointed that they've chosen to, in all intents and purposes, pick a Kiwi in front of him".

Their drivers, he said, learn "how to pick a client up in front of a certain building: whether they have a side or front entrance, which blocks you can stop in front of, which has a line, like Lehman Brothers on Broadway, or Deutsche in front of 60 Wall".

Customers will be able to use "online studio" Moto Maker to choose from 18 different colored rear casings with accents, pick a black or white front, and engrave messages on the back of the phone.

Pick a point far in front of you and make it your heading or target.

One of his predecessors, Charles Kennedy, offered some wise counsel just ahead of the speech: stop fighting on so many fronts, pick a few fights, be a bit more canny, and win them.