Sentence examples for pick someone out from inspiring English sources

"He has not done anything wrong, ultimately, and to pick someone out like that is just ridiculous".

FIONA HANSON, PRESS ASSOCIATION It's hard to pick someone out, but John Giles, who works up north, is fantastic and everybody admires him.

He did his best to keep it informal and jokey but he was finding it harder and harder to pick someone out who would ask him a tame gimme.

Though Humphries is a swooping, soaring and demonically chortling reminder that a career can last for ever, it's usually wiser for an ordinary artist to remember that there are limits, and to pick someone out of the near future to carry your flag.

He very rarely kicks long to a forward, he always tries to pick someone out.

"We just needed to be a bit more clinical in front of goal, calm down a bit in the box and pick someone out.

They went through every module and it sounded really interesting, then we went to a lab class and they picked someone out to be a guinea pig, with their eye movements monitored as they looked at an advert".

And so she picks someone out of the audience to fill the spot.

"What I thought is, 'Who has the most importance to those two teams?' I imagined what would happen if you picked someone out of the lineup.

In particular, he wrote, judges should assess factors that might limit a witness's reliability in picking someone out of a lineup, either in person or in a photo array.

Let's face it: picking someone out of a list feels less than magical, yet that's where online social discovery has traditionally been stuck.