Sentence examples for pick any two of from inspiring English sources

Pick any two of the top 100 names in European finance, and there is probably a rumour somewhere in the markets that they are about to merge.

The secretary for constitutional affairs could then pick any one of the three names on the list.

The Tories may now do the same (pick any one of Messrs Redwood, Howard and Portillo) over ditto (Kenneth Clarke, Michael Heseltine).

You could pick any one of them and find a simple beginning: A new Prime Minister appoints his Cabinet.

Noble: "You could pick any one of 10 points.

You may pick any one of them, although the loop is most common.

Pick any one of the greenies that is near the top center of your web page, and click on it.

Have your audience (one or two people) take the top six cards off the way they are and pick any one of them.

Pick any one of the two points (call this as the Starting Point) and start tracing the path marked above till you reach the other point (call it the Finishing Point).

The adage used to be that you could pick any two combinations of "cheap, good, or fast". But today's customer doesn't want to make tradeoffs.

"There are so many competing electromagnetic signals from the surrounding environment that picking any one of them out is practically impossible, especially from any distance," says Uhrig of SWS.