Sentence examples for picked more from inspiring English sources

"In hindsight," he said, "we'd have picked more up".

Pinto has, to be fair, picked more grounded roles.

I don't suppose anyone enjoyed his job more or picked more doubles than Jesse did.

But what was most exciting, he said, was that he had finally picked more tomatoes than his father.

He should have been picked more often, too: he was four under with his own ball in the Friday fourballs.

This confidence lingered even after the experiment was over, when the virtual lookers picked more attractive partners as matches for a date.

A British book from the 1890s, picked more-or-less at random from the library of a country house, plugs the virtues of Dr Bell's Patent Voltaic Belts ("Take no more medicine, but wear our belts"), a builders' supply store and Hoge's Horehound Honey.More challenges to the new reading devices wait in the wings.

"England on easy street," said the Express, with Steve Curry adding: "England could not have hand-picked more favourable opposition than the draw for the 1984 European Championships".

It is also picking more secure passwords.

But the president, obviously unpersuaded, is picking more fights.

One could easily pick more categories or fewer.