Sentence examples for picked like something from inspiring English sources

Waiting to be picked, like something off a shelf.

"I've Handled Myself Wrong" mingles folky acoustic and electric-guitar picking like something out of the bygone Laurel Canyon.

You are told to go pick something out that you like, something that "feels" right, and then buy it.

If I don't like something, I'll pick it off".

Emotion churned in my stomach -- confusion over what she was thinking, despair that she would ever say anything like this about herself, shock at where in the world she'd have picked something like this language up.

We just picked something we liked.

Particularly in encouraging children to eat healthily, for example: "'Erm first of all you have veg erm then you pick like a meat or something that's like your main, then you have like erm don't know… Well you have veg then meat then rice maybe.

Once they have picked something they would like to print they drag it into the printer and hit print.

Don't give people gifts like ties or a pair of socks or something that looks like you picked up something that touched your hand in the store first.

"Some of them kept running around, and they picked up something that looked like an R.P.G.," Sergeant Johnson said, referring to rocket-propelled grenades.

Her father, who had a trucking company, said, "Pick something you like because you'll do it all the time," and Ms. Sparrow liked chocolate.