Sentence examples for pick too from inspiring English sources

The visitors had a bone to pick, too, however.

But it would be churlish to pick too many holes.

Thank Nancy for her support, cite that Nicole Kidman was her pick, too.

Pro-Romney pick: "Too Many Americans," in which Mr. Romney makes his case directly to voters.

We think President Obama made the right decision — for now — not to pick too public of a fight with China over its currency manipulation.

An October pick, too, tends to be political — someone with strong, even strident campaign skills, who might help to carry a state or a demographic group.

She enjoyed picking, too.

Look for them to try to trade to get more picks, too.

Picking too many mussels off the rocks just means trying to make new friends before dinnertime.

No matter how red a tomato is, if it was picked to be shipped to a faraway supermarket, then it was picked too soon.

Some cautioned that picking too young a running mate might simply call attention to the age difference.