Sentence examples for pick far from inspiring English sources

In the UK, parties like the BNP will pick far more First Preference votes than the mainstream parties will find comfortable (as will the Greens, UKIP and other parties yet to be formed).

Alison Pick, Far to Go Tells the story of two Jews whose lives are upturned by the arrival of Nazi forces in Czechoslovakia during the Second World War.

Wide receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey, who ran the fastest 40-yard dash time at the combine of 4.30 seconds, was selected by the Oakland Raiders as the seventh overall pick, far higher than most analysts had anticipated.

And while there aren't many who are so disillusioned as to believe that high school is just like High School Musical (1, 2, or 3 -- take your pick), far too many teenagers have adopted a Mean Girls-type mentality.

Many growers complain that France's social costs and burdensome bureaucracy have made grape picking far more costly than it once was.

Look for it at roadsides (though pick as far from the road as you can).

Sure he said a few bad words about 'Straussy', but is that enough to refuse to pick by far the best batsman in the country?

If my school lessons had been taught with less reading and writing, I think I would have been able to pick up far more.

"To have the accuracy and pick the far corner out on Saturday was another fantastic goal".

Comment: Nice pick this far down.

Nixon's young advisor Patrick J. Buchanan urged the President to split the country apart in a way that he could pick up "far the larger half".