Sentence examples for pick more often from inspiring English sources

The normal individuals early on began to pick more often from the good decks and showed changes in electrical patterns in the skin that accompany changes in emotion.

He should have been picked more often, too: he was four under with his own ball in the Friday fourballs.

In all he took 71 wickets for England in his 15 matches at 20.74 runs apiece, and was entitled to wonder why he had not been picked more often for his country.

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Siblings can be a child of any age, and are picked more often than toddlers but less often than babies because many people 'collect' children and may have five or six different penguins.

Often heir hunters pick more unusual names first, as they are easier to trace.

To be fair, he's improved in the past year, using the limited time he has on the Match of the Day sofa to pick out, more often than not, attacking traits that he himself took for granted.

So giving kids a range of options for fruits and vegetables -- and presenting the healthiest options in attractive ways -- prompts these tough customers to pick them more often, the study said.

Cousins was picked off more often than he found the end zone during his three-game run as a starter.

"They clearly are being picked up more often," said Dr. Steven M. Greenberg, a neurologist at Massachusetts General Hospital who studies microbleeds.

The Spanish striker has been excellent all season, quicker, stronger and sharper than Edin Dzeko, and yet Manuel Pellegrini has picked Dzeko more often.