Sentence examples for pick a young from inspiring English sources

The unspoken rules were: pick a young patient with a very bizarre disease.

And as for the second one – let's pick a young Alan Shearer.

It would be pretty wild to pick a young female Alaska governor, and I think, you know, McCain might as well go for it".

That stability may give the Yankees more flexibility to pick a young starter for the fifth slot, someone like Randy Keisler, Adrian Hernández or Ted Lilly, rather than a veteran like Dwight Gooden or Scott Kamieniecki.

With the help of British literary agent Felicity Bryan and other Stern devotees, he would pick a young reporter to come back to the Post, work on the national desk for three months, and have another month to go travelling.

The Italian, bringing his side back to the Aviva Stadium for the first time since last month's 6-1 humiliation by Germany, opted to pick a young line-up with Ciaran Clark, Robbie Brady, James McClean and Shane Long among the starters.

Would it, in the tradition of so many Indian companies, pick a younger relative?

Will the board pick a younger relative, as so many Indian companies do?

Mr. Akin also wrote, however, that the resignation of the 85-year-old Benedict could push cardinals to pick a younger pope this time.

The former minister, who served under Blair and Gordon Brown, spoke after the former cabinet minister John Hutton urged Labour to skip a generation of MPs in its search for a leader, and to pick a younger challenger who could make the opposition an electoral threat to the Tories.

Had Romney been elected, he would have sat down with extremist Robert Bork to pick a younger version of Antonin Scalia to sit on the bench.