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Discover Ludwig"pick a leg" can be used in written English and is a grammatically correct phrase.
It is a shortened version of the phrase "pick one leg". This phrase is often used in the context of choosing or selecting one option or course of action from multiple options. Example: "I can't decide which route to take, so I'll just pick a leg and hope it leads me in the right direction."
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"Damn it, Carl, pick a leg".
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But two guys came around and picked a leg each up in the air.
Pat McArthur lasted just five minutes on his Scotland debut, with a knee injury forcing the hooker off, while captain Kelly Brown did not reappear after the interval after picking a leg knock.
He won't pick up a leg if he feels unbalanced, so give him a chance to sort himself out.[4].
Pick a chair with thick, sturdy legs and a high and reliable back.
She picked up a leg, peeling off the skin with her blade, removing the "H-bone," and then turned it toward her students.
Sharks skipper Paul Gallen said Andrew Fifita was likely to be fit for his return from a club-imposed suspension after picking up a leg injury at training.
One character, Elliot (also featured in the trilogy's opener, "Elliot, a Soldier's Fugue," itself a Pulitzer finalist in 2007), picked up a leg injury and a prescription drug habit while serving in Iraq.
Leacock, the former Derby and Notts County defender, looked to have picked up a leg injury but became involved in a prolonged discussion with King over whether he was fit enough to continue.
By then, though, Bramble had picked up a leg injury which may put him out for three weeks and he was swiftly replaced by James Milner in a reshuffle in which the substitute was deployed on the right wing and Duff was relocated to left-back.
Croatia midfielder Niko Kranjcar will miss the World Cup in Brazil after picking up a leg injury.
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