Sentence examples for pick something for from inspiring English sources

So I'm going to pick something for a beach bar on a balmy evening that combines philosophical investigations with a larky tale of bank robbers on the run, studded with blackly comic apercus about booze, death, laziness and loneliness – all the great holiday subjects.

Let Pandora Internet radio pick something for you, or turn to Grooveshark, a sonic Facebook, to see what other music nerds are listening to.

Whatever it is, it's your job to pick something easy for you to remember and hard for others to guess.

There are plenty of folks out there without smartphones and no one ever got fired for picking something from Redmond for their IT fleet.

Maybe we're supposed to trade formal clothes, grammar, and the ability to bend down and pick something up for technical skills, just like most of our ancestors traded chicken coops for cellophaned grocery meat.

"Just pick something up for me".

There really was a lot of pressure to pick something great for this awards show.

The park was getting darker, and cell phones were starting to ring: wives, girlfriends, and parents reminding the men to pick something up for iftar.

If you don't know what you're looking for, hire an independent computer support technician or ask a friend or family member to pick something out for you on the website.

Stalin, thrilled by our company and money, walked us to a "lovely little patisserie" he knew just around the corner to pick something nice for Lenin's special day.

Pick something different for everyone if you prefer.