Sentence examples for pick means from inspiring English sources

All that, combined with the pedigree of a No1 overall pick, means he's the best option to quarterback the Eagles next season.

The deal to trade for the Cleveland Browns' No2 pick means it is likely that the Eagles will take North Dakota State quarterback Carson Wentz later this week.

In the US, she would have no chance of making the team, but over here the discretionary pick means that she can still make it.

After the announcement on Saturday, Mr. Romney kicked off a bus tour with Mr. Ryan, and the Sunday talk shows will be discussing what the pick means for the presidential race.

"The pick means I can go to the same area, all the time, and see the same kids year after year," said Dawn L. Wensmann, 46, who has been driving a bus for Atlantic for 14 years.

Setting a pick means using your body as a barrier, for one of your teammates to run a defender up against.

Although the Packers came back and made it close, the late pick meant Carolina held on.

But perhaps, most pointedly, what does the Panetta pick mean for Secretary of Defense Robert Gates? Gates is certainly no novice.

Apparently my pick meant that I wouldn't find my lost camera, which was kind of a relief after the teller's ominous groan.

Don't pick mean, lazy, or sick-looking ones.

Making a living picking means living on "the edge of the mainstream".