Sentence examples for pick it in from inspiring English sources

The trickiest example was Fergus Henderson's Nose to Tail Eating, which was first published in 1999, so in a nearly-cheating move, we allowed our contributors to pick it in its later various guises, all referring back to the influence of the original.

Trapattoni does not generally relish making changes; he has settled upon his best Irish XI and offers the impression that he would pick it in all circumstances.

The luxuriant hairs of the Fox Moth caterpillar make it look quite cuddly where it feasts greedily on the heath, but that very cosy overcoat is, in fact, quite irritating to the skin if you pick it in admiration.

She did some club gigs under the stage name Xena (she didn't pick it) in the early 1980s and recorded a demo, but got her break from Vandross, who hired her as a backup singer in 1983 and with whom she continued to work until his death in 2005.

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For each team, I multiply its chance of winning the game by the points I would get by correctly picking it in the pool.

It was the last inside post and he picked it in order to keep Peace Rules and Funny Cide -- neither of whom had a post position at that point -- on the outside.

"You could have picked up the housing bubble in Ireland in 2006, no problem, but to pick it up in 2003 or 2004 would have been more difficult".

And those with no interest in politics won't pick it up in the first place.

"Something sells well in women's, we'll pick it up in kids".

"I would pick it up in a heartbeat," she said.