Sentence examples for pick off to from inspiring English sources

There is a spiderweb-like membrane that covers many of the organs, which you may have to carefully pick off to get a clear view of the organs inside.

He was near tears, standing at his locker taking questions, after he was picked off to end Game 4.

But Ms Murguía argues that enough Republican votes can be picked off to form a majority coalition along with the bulk of Democrats.

Kolten Wong was picked off to end the game, and the Red Sox were not even trying to nail the fleet footed pinch runner.

As successively sampled values were dependent, samples at suitable spacings of 10 were picked off to mimic a random drawing of 1000 samples from the posterior.

If there had been boxes to tick, content to pick off.

Dribbles that come all the way up to your chest are easy for defenders to pick off.

When McDaniel returned to being the nickel back, he continued finding passes to pick off.

But otherwise there were precious few moderate Republicans to pick off.

But that's an easier one to pick off.

I get that the little guys are easier to pick off.