Sentence examples for picked much from inspiring English sources

Perky Plumlee, Mason's father, said the family had expected him to be picked much higher.

His recipe for baby peas with zucchini, tiny fava beans and "immature" leeks seems virtually impossible to execute without the benefit of one's own garden, if only because it requires vegetables picked much earlier than they are for market.

(The canisters or packaging probably could have been found readily in Mizdah, but scrap collectors had picked much of the place clean, and, for safety reasons, in November, after a Times team made photographs of the submunitions on the ground, we backed out).

The men are cowboys, of a sort, flotsam on the fringe of Reno, dreaming of better days, and the woman, a show girl who has come to Reno for her divorce, is a gentle romantic who cannot bear to see a flower picked, much less to witness the capture of wild, proud mustangs.

"But I think there is no consensus first pick, much less first three or four.

He leans on Mora, a respected four-decade veteran of the California racing game, to pick much of the 45-member staff.

It makes blueberry picking much faster, but you may need to sort through the berries later.

Holes can be picked in much of this.

He never picked up much of an English accent.

This could have been picked up much earlier, he said in an interview.

In the Gulf war of 1991, other countries picked up much of the bill.