Sentence examples for picked a piece from inspiring English sources

She picked a piece of lint off the shoulder of my jacket, frowning.

He picked a piece of turnip from the frying pan on the stove and ate it.

The design then took its special character from the handle: using a glassblower's bit-gatherer, he picked a piece of molten glass, placed it on the body of the dish and then pulled and curled it into a scroll.

Kubrick picked a piece of music (and, as James M. Keller explains in the program notes, did so without Ligeti's permission or knowledge) that, even as it evokes strange new worlds of transcendent harmony, plumbs the depths of the inner experience of sound itself.

Why don't you pick a piece, come up and demonstrate this?" So this is Frederick Evans.

"You pick a piece of fruit and know that someone's going to eat it".

You have to pick a piece where you can get leverage, then stick to it for years and years".

You have somebody pick a piece of produce and a spirit, and then you have to make a drink in 10 minutes, name it and execute it.

Professor Hoffmann taught a Schoenberg seminar class, and everyone taking it had to pick a piece to write a final paper on.

Those who wish to choose from the yellow pile might pick a piece of paper directing them to play a game of traffic-stopping soccer.

Resident David Holmes, from Totland, said: "The idea that you could pick a piece of the island and pretend it is part of the mainland is laughable.