Sentence examples for pick for her from inspiring English sources

The July issue highlighted Ms. Winfrey's pick for her revived book club.

As we retraced our steps, I would pick for her the wild orchid and the windflower".

We thank M. Pick for her help with generating parthenogenetic iPSCs and O. Bar-Nur for providing WT-HiPSCs; U. Ben-David for his technical help with the teratoma formation experiments; T. Golan-Lev for her assistance with the graphic design and immunostaining assays; and A. Eden, D. Kitsberg, Y. Mayshar, D. Ronen and N. Sharon for critical reading of the manuscript.

In response, Beatrice Merrick, chief executive of the British Association for Early Childhood Education, said: "This is a surprising issue for the education secretary to pick for her first intervention in early years policy, given that there is no evidence as far as I am aware of extremist values being promoted in nurseries.

One other difference is that I told my sister to buy Exide Technologies (NASD:XIDE) while I told readers to buy Waterfurnace Renewable Energy (TSX WFI / OTC:WFIFF). This is because, after I sent the email to my sister, I decided Waterfurnace was a better pick for her conservative portfolio, since it pays a healthy dividend, while Exide is more of a turnaround play.

She was even permitted to pick for her leading man a newcomer name Cary Grant.

Nicholas, who was at the Irish Open and made a number of her picks for her Solheim Cup team based on players' performances there, echoed Collins's point about needing to play for position from the tee-off.

Brownstein says that when she puts on the outfits picked for her by the show's costume designer, Amanda Needham, she feels as if she were "borrowing clothes from someone's closet".

McBride is up against Rachel Cusk, shortlisted for her story of a writer and her two sons moving to London, Transit, and Deborah Levy, picked for her Booker-shortlisted novel about a mother and a daughter in Spain, Hot Milk.

US writer Cynthia Bond was picked for her debut novel, Ruby, in which 30-year-old Ruby Bell returns to her hometown in Texas and is forced to deal with the racism and sexism that darkened her childhood.

The award-winning Irish writers will be competing with two first-time authors, Canadian Alexander MacLeod and American Suzanne Rivecca, for the €35,000 (£26,500) prize, as well as with former winner Yiyun Li and American novelist Valerie Trueblood, picked for her first short-story collection.