Sentence examples for pick that much from inspiring English sources

The Giants could afford to pay a 21st-round pick that much because their higher picks had signed quickly for routine bonuses.

Nelson might not be picked that much ahead of Sebastian Telfair, a point guard from Abraham Lincoln High School in Brooklyn who is roughly an inch shorter than Nelson.

So I don't think I'm going to pick up that much contamination with PCBs anymore" (interview 16).

And, to their surprise, two other people reported so much nose picking that they had actually picked a hole right trough their nasal septum, the thin tissue that separates the left and right nostrils.

They don't pick on me that much".

"Today it's more of a horse race between equity categories," Mr. Richardson said, noting that this makes picking the winners that much harder.

It was one of the poorer districts in Japan, so it was a very conscious decision to pick that and spend that much money going into the lead-up to the summit".

"Our bench was into it, and it seemed to pick up our intensity that much more".

Last year, 37 senators signed onto a letter asking Obama to sign an executive order, and this year's version will likely pick up at least that much support, if not more.

But perhaps the spring massacre has served to make the job of picking winners and losers that much easier.

I thought that was a boring and conventional pick that wouldn't do much for the McCain campaign, and at that point McCain was behind and Obama had given what I thought was a pretty effective speech Thursday night.