Sentence examples for pick somewhere from inspiring English sources
"I want to pick somewhere nobody else would pick," he said.
Coughlin and the Giants are not going to give up on the season just so they can get an extra draft pick somewhere down the road.
I had had the whole of Australia to pick somewhere to sit, and that's where I... ...... Garner pauses, reluctant to underline the improbability.
If I'm going out for a nice meal I'll pick somewhere on Ponsonby Road like Prego (ponsonbyroad.co.nz/websites/prego) or SPQR (spqrnz.co.nz).
"Backpackers deciding where to go on holiday will know in the next year they'll potentially be paying this tax, and they'll just pick somewhere else".
Every day I pick somewhere between two and eight of the most noteworthy strips from the list of seventy or so that I read daily to make fun of.
This time, at least, Mr Arnault has picked somewhere close, and partly French-speaking.
It seems ironic that I've picked somewhere so cosy to leave my comfort zone.
"I knew I was going to get picked somewhere," Sam said.
But Davies says if you've picked somewhere with low fees, you'll be less concerned about the price of a ticket home.
"We kind of picked somewhere that hasn't been used before as a gig venue," Ben Lovett, the keyboard player and singer, told the crowd during a break between songs.
