Sentence examples similar to picked clear from inspiring English sources

Pick clear or blue lights to go with it.

He picked a clear message -- cut the tax on personal vehicles -- and he never wavered.

(Most at the Garden could see her snarl only via overhead video screens, which also picked up clear angles of her new Francophone neck tattoo).

Their phases were manually picked with clear P- and S-wave arrivals.

(Pick clear, even if you are a woman).

But he commended Microsoft for picking a clear target.

Pick a clear night, point the phone toward the stars and finally figure out where to find Orion's belt.

Mr. Freeman, the Barclays analyst, said that while the lack of upward mobility could eventually become an issue, if the founders pick a clear successor, they risk having the also-rans leave.

Hardware is a nice way to compare the consoles as it's easy to pick a clear winner, but really it depends on what developers do with each console over the course of their life time.

After a stop at a 7-Eleven to pick up Clear Eyes to get rid of some weed-induced redness, he went to the office, perfunctorily signed a stack of papers in several places, then left with a laugh.

Those with more walking experience should try this short steep approach to the tarn past Tom Gill Beck – pick a clear day for stunning views across Wetherlam and the Coniston fells.