Sentence examples for picked characters from inspiring English sources

"I picked characters who were very different, just so I could get out of that potential pigeon hole".

Ms. Stewart picks characters that are, almost without exception, difficult or damaged.

The only difference is that instead of signing your papers with working-class aliases like Mickey Mouse or Edna Everidge, for an EC fiddle you pick characters from the Renaissance.

"Again, it was a little intimidating because I knew the BBC were a bit like, "well, you can do this but you can't do that" but it was really fun picking characters.

He said he tried to pick characters that were from a wide range of languages (including Klingon in the far upper right) that looked interesting and generally represented a W sound.

It's not particularly ground-breaking, but it's a text entry system that uses the directional keys to pick characters after each keypress.

You can't pick characters until you have a story.

Pick a character you COULD REALISTICALLY PULL OFF Too many cosplayers, or aspiring ones pick characters that they either don't know much about, have incredibly complicated costumes that are above their levels, or costumes that won't flatter them.

"'Hook,' 'Fisher King,' 'Dead Poets'; I always picked isolated characters, man-child characters, and then tried to make connections with people," Williams says.

It's more likely that aspects of her life were picked for characters, such as Bella Wilfer in Our Mutual Friend.

Kneale picked the character's unusual surname from a London telephone directory, while the first name was in honour of the astronomer Bernard Lovell.