Sentence examples for pick a polish from inspiring English sources
Taking photos of beach sunsets is his bliss; so is working at the Y. His favorite lecturer is Elie Wiesel, and not just because he interrupted his own speech and congratulated the board for picking "a Polish Jew" to lead the Y in 1988.
The awkward fact is that even the most wholesomely unprejudiced employer hiring on ability and motivation may well pick a multilingual Polish graduate or someone from Ivory Coast (the Prudential insurance company did with its CEO and thrived).
Pick a nail polish and paint away!
Pick a nail polish that you really like.
Pick a more mature nail polish like a coral, light red, or even clear.
If your school lets you wear coloured nail polish, pick a colour that goes well with your clothes.
Apply red nail polish to those nails, making sure you pick a shade that is as close as possible to the color of your lips.
Play some games, take all of the nail polish out and have one girl start and pick a color.
I picked a pearly pinkish-white polish, thinking it suited the character I was playing: Ilene, or Gingie, Beckerman, whose memoir was the Ephrons' inspiration for the play.
One was picked up by a Polish general, who puts great store by his military poise.
