Sentence examples for pick a run from inspiring English sources

Then they put on their gear, pick a run, climb it, ski it (more or less), then repeat.

We're not afraid to pick a running back high.

An online process will choose six finalists in May, each of whom will pick a running mate from another party.

(He also helped John Kerry pick a running mate who didn't help the ticket — and creeped the candidate out).

There is, obviously, little reason for a president to pick a running mate who starts out as being unpopular with the general public.

"Each presidential candidate has to pick a running mate outside of their party and reaching across the divide of politics," said Ackerman.

Despite such forgiving attitudes, some leading conservatives said Mr. Bush's positions might make them more insistent that he not pick a running mate who favors abortion rights.

Why would George W. Bush — or whoever wins the Republican nomination — pick a running mate from a Democratic state like New York, and a hopelessly uncharismatic one at that?...We have, it increasingly seems, entered an era of post-inspirational politics.

If Mitt Romney does eventually capture the Republican nomination, he'll probably need to pick a running mate who can be for him what Sarah Palin was for John McCain: someone who can both balance out the ticket and excite conservatives.

He talked about his failures as a fund-raiser and said he'd like to pick a running mate with formal economics training because he's weak in that area.

Mr. McCain, of Arizona, has seemed to be weighing whether to pick a running mate who would help him shore up his ties to his party's conservative base or to make an unconventional choice who could help him attract independents.