Sentence examples for picked a stage from inspiring English sources
A few months later Jackson picked a stage name one that stirred fear in hip-hop circles: Fifty Cent, cribbed from a murdered Brooklyn drug lord (Kelvin Martin) who, as the original Fifty Cent, had robbed several rappers.
Just pick a stage of life or an ethnicity.
It might be a good idea to pick a stage and stick to it.
That means you are now ready to pick a stage.
You could see some people picking a staging ground, normally outside the bottom elevators that exit onto Columbus Circle.
In the university's defense, Addison should have perhaps picked a better stage name than "Professor Shimmy," which doesn't exactly indicate that her on- and off-campus activities exist in two separate spheres.
Along the way he picked up a stage name, which became his real name.
And those not in the know at all just pick a random stage and hope, beyond hope, that Daft Punk will be playing in their tent.
Microsoft's augmented reality project HoloLens picked a decent whack of stage time during the event.
Don't pick a seed-stage specialist, for example, if you need that investor to pony up $20 million of capital over the life of your company.
