Sentence examples for pick speaking from inspiring English sources

This week, The Huffington Post had contacted spokespeople for DeVos, the Trump transition team and The Gathering to confirm that it was the president-elect's education secretary pick speaking on the audio.

That the Steelers parted with a former Super Bowl M.V.P. who is only 26 years old for a paltry fifth-round pick spoke volumes about how far Holmes had fallen in Pittsburgh.

Don't be hard on yourself, Paolo, you did have him in the Top 5. Updated at 1.53am BST 1.19am BST No.1 Draft Pick speaks Fisher says: "I can't even process what's going on now.

But children are faster to pick up speaking and listening, says Dot Powell, director of the British Council's ESOL Nexus.

Clerical outsiders with pious bones to pick could speak as if convents housed all the whores of Babylon.

Valenzuela presumably was picked to speak so that she could thunder at Obama for disdaining capitalism.

Mr. Shi, the Fujianese truck driver, was one of three detainees the camp staff picked to speak with a visiting reporter, in the close presence of guards.

When he was a Cub Scout, he was picked to speak at a meeting of labor leaders, and he spoke of how important it was to get along with others and to be helpful.

If someone's getting bullied or picked on, speak up, report it, or reach out.

Apparently this habit that various football people have picked up of speaking from behind their hands has its origins in baseball.

Greg Zuccolo, Ms. Cook, Mr. Jones, Ms. Olson and Ms. Parkinson nervously waved their arms, mimed picking up and speaking on telephones and opened their mouths in silent screams and proclamations.