Sentence examples for pick for more from inspiring English sources

Mr Cameron is the poshest leader the Tories have dared to pick for more than 40 years, so far has anti-toff prejudice (see Etonian references above) replaced the old upper-crust hegemony.

8.36pm GMT Final Thoughts Well, no surprises about the number one pick, with Andrew Farrell being picked up - though a surprise at who took him, as Toronto traded their pick to New England before further trading their next pick for more allocation money - twice.

They can also trade some of their picks for more in future years or for players who can fill holes now.

Girls were picked for more "muscular" sports, like crew, and dominated the schoolyard.

The tattoos have various significance, with some of them chosen for their aesthetic qualities, while others were picked for more personal reasons.

Unreal Tournament, my pick for the more engaging single-player action, also offers little touches like supplying a marksman's glove whenever a player reaches for a sniper's rifle.

There will also be a writing contest, in which two winners will make a pilot for NYC Life, the city's local TV channel; one will eventually be picked up for more episodes.

In the song, the group picks up for more than a minute once Madonna has finished her last run, owning the song's rapture as a solo singer never could.

If the West aims to succeed in Afghanistan it has to do more to build its institutions and invest less faith in the instincts of a picked man.Ask for more, Mr BushThis need not mean shoving aside the elected president of a sovereign country.

For this reason, imputation is intended as a screening approach, which can be utilized in picking samples for more comprehensive experiments such as RNAseq.

One Uber driver, from Croydon, said he had used the company to pick up fares for more than a year and that working with the company had mostly been a good experience.