Sentence examples for pick a street from inspiring English sources

You could just as easily pick a street in Kensington where people are not paying tax.

But you could just as easily pick a street in Kensington and Chelsea with a whole bunch of people on seven-figure salaries who are absolutely scrounging because they aren't paying any tax.

To bring home the reality of the war, my editors at the Philadelphia Inquirer suggested I pick a street in Sarajevo and profile the people living there, describing their lives.

Pick a street.

It really is not that hard to pick a street corner or a restaurant, pick a time, show up, look around, and voila, there is the other person, also with a set of eyes, also scanning for a familiar face.

Pick a street after your room is decorated.

More recently, on a late night after a long day of writing, I picked a Street View target that was much simpler, so I could take a quick mental jaunt and then go to bed.

I might pick up a street sign or tchotchke if I see something cool.

At the very least, you know who to pick in a street brawl.

Phone-dispatched cab services have their own problems, he states: Riders tired of waiting may just go out and hail on the street; phone-assigned drivers may pick up a street fare instead, and so "dispatched cabs may never arrive".

Just show up - pick out a street corner and become a hawker.