At Sbarro, the early lunch crowd picked judiciously at the buffet.
The non-Muslim populations of these units (although definitely picked judiciously) were sent there to dispel charges that the CMUs were exclusively Muslim units.
Pick one judiciously and consider telling one that involves more than one person present, so it will be a meaningful and efficient use of your stage time.
Pick your courts judiciously, because by the time you reach the top of Arthur Ashe Stadium, that Davenport match may be over.
"Keep clean, fight hard, pick your openings judiciously, and have your eyes forever fixed on the heights toward which you are headed" was his simple formula for success and the central emphasis of his preaching.
In a slate full of objectionable nominees, the Democrats need to pick their battles judiciously.
Instead of trying to change everything or hold on to every tradition, leaders should judiciously pick and choose a few things that would make key differences.
The consensus in Italy is that President Giorgio Napolitano, who nominated Mr. Monti in record time on Sunday to replace departing Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, had chosen judiciously, picking an economist with strong European credentials and longstanding familiarity with Europe's power brokers.
This was the Cook of the 2010-11 Austouriastour, as he left the ball judiciously, picked off legside singles steadily, and punished loose balls – of which there were many, especially in the second half of the day – efficiently, whether driving the seamers through the covers, or rocking back to cut the spinners behind square on the off-side.
Mixing interviews, music, and inventive animation, Malik Bendjelloul's riveting film follows Rodriguez's cloud-covered trail back to Detroit, picking its way judiciously through the debris of archival evidence, following the money (at least up to a point), deliberately using the trees to stop us from seeing the enchanting narrative wood.
