Sentence examples for pick a way from inspiring English sources

In trying to pick a way through today's financial crisis, there are plenty to pore over.

The essence of their problem is simple to state, but difficult to pick a way through.

The home side have yet to summon enough ingenuity to pick a way through the visitors.

Uruguay have yet show find the wit to pick a way through or over them but the pressure is growing.

45 min: Ribery and Gignac attempt to pick a way through the South African defence but fail.

For half an hour Bournemouth's attempts to hit Norwich on the break were as fruitless as the hosts' efforts to pick a way through the visitors' defence.

Picking a way through this is challenging, particularly given the vehemence of the debate on Israel-Palestine.

The route picks a way along old but unlapsed footpaths between villages, ancient droving roads across the South Downs and an oddly perfect crescent of flatness that turned out to be a disused railway line.

Laughably, it cites the late Lord Denning as a judge likely to have "picked a way through the dust-encrusted legal textbooks to see the wood for the trees and come down on the side of reason".

"Pick a spot way out in front of you and go for it".

It's even harder to pick a favorite way to eat it -- grilled, popped, baked or boiled.