Sentence examples for pick to show from inspiring English sources

The BBC currently has first pick to show 10 live Championship matches a season, as well as two legs of the semi-finals and shared live coverage of the Carling Cup Final.

The Chinese-born, Paris-based designer was one of a handful of experimental designers, high on handwork, who were picked to show their creations in Singapore at the beginning of December.

Plainly the line – almost half a century old now – was picked to show just how long the impacts of fossil fuel burning have been known in the corridors of the highest powers.

"The categories were picked to show that there's a Puffin for everyone and to suit all tastes from those who love action and adventure to tales of family and friendship and even a vampire or two," said Francesca Dow, managing director of Puffin Books.

The last movement of Dvorak's Eighth Symphony was probably picked to show off the orchestra's wonderful principal flutist, Emmanuel Pahud, who certainly played his solos with exceptional fluency, dexterity and poise, but its opening fanfare for trumpets also worked to set things rolling in the aftermath of the Beethoven.

The cases have been picked to show diversity, the other one describes a global delivery process of complex investment goods and the other a smaller scale knowledge intensive company with rapid product release cycles.

And the striking thing about what Microsoft's research chief Craig Mundie picked to show off to a group of technology journalists was that almost all of them involved Kinect.

As soon as an Instant Article is algorithmically picked to show up in the News Feed, a rich cover image and the article itself is pre-loaded into Facebook's native app.

Here's a simplified equation for how the feed picks what to show.

Of course the more we're on Facebook, the more information they have about us to fine-tune their formulas for picking ads to show us.

Have some decent emo clothes, belts, makeup, etc. picked out to show them.