Sentence examples for pick calling from inspiring English sources

Poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy also praised the pick, calling Hedge Sparrows "full of energy, both startling and moving".

Tim Sendra from AllMusic gave the song a "Track Pick," calling it "massively catchy" and praising the synthesizer riffs in its instrumentation.

Still, Ruth Marcus (she is on the panel, too) doesn't like the pick, calling Ryan Sarah Palinn with a paper trail".

There's also an interesting, off-the-menu pick called Romeo and Juliet ($3), a simple but agreeable joining of guava and cream cheese.

Two mild dishes that won our approval were the delicate scallop and shrimp curry, loaded with seafood and vegetables, and a pick called pad garlic.

Pick had first met Holden at the Design and Industries Association DIAA) in 1915, and he saw the modernist architect as one he could work with to define what Pick called "a new architectural idiom".

All of biological life exists on a slippery slope, where we walk with ice picks called rules and moral decisions.

I also think there was a chubby, useless one who nobody picked called Soggy and a lanky American/Canadian goalie.

There, one minute, you're the genius who picked Call the Midwife, a sudden hero – but one duff White Queen can wipe that away.

Stores like Anthropologie (85 Fifth Avenue, at 16th Street) favor the whimsical (four enameled and metal picks called Girlfriends, each with a caricature of a female head, are $20).

The hunters, all crusty old grandpas with sunburned necks and callused hands, lead the way in their rubber boots, camouflage vests and their digging picks, called zappini, slung over their shoulders.