Sentence examples for pick off from from inspiring English sources

This will return you to your Safe House and let you pick off from where you left in your NFS: Carbon Career.

Another three runs picked off from Maxwell: a single and a two.

It's why so few of FFA's administrators have been drawn from a football background, instead being picked off from cricket, AFL or the rugby codes.

But business travelers are picked off from time to time, and they are prime targets of so-called express kidnappings in Mexico, Brazil and Argentina.

Israel discovered the price for defending on the 18-yard line is being picked off from the 18-yard line by a master sniper.

The second half was a horror show of penalties conceded by the Cherry and Whites, and they were picked off from the tee by the Premiership's all-time record scorer, Charlie Hodgson, who finished with 20 points.

A hefty slab of Montana elk, however, had a distinctly metallic taste, not surprising considering that the animal was picked off from a helicopter by five men wielding Uzis.

For that, Clinton is still criticized for failing to intervene in the Rwandan genocide, and for putting too much faith in the idea that Osama bin Laden could be picked off from afar by launching a few cruise missiles.

And in this seventh week of "Dancing With the Stars" competition, Andy Dick was finally picked off from the pack.

Sure, I can have a bunch of gorillas and bears to hide behind, but I would likely still get picked off from 500 yards away and I really don't want to die at the hands of an American.

Picking off teachers from other countries while holding our own back would be hypocritical.