Sentence examples for picked off to from inspiring English sources

He was near tears, standing at his locker taking questions, after he was picked off to end Game 4.

But Ms Murguía argues that enough Republican votes can be picked off to form a majority coalition along with the bulk of Democrats.

Kolten Wong was picked off to end the game, and the Red Sox were not even trying to nail the fleet footed pinch runner.

But the World Cup winning veteran's left boot was awry again, the attempt sliced horribly wide of the left upright, and the saltires were waving aloft again a moment later when a long pass in the England midfield was picked off to almost offer up a breakaway try.

As successively sampled values were dependent, samples at suitable spacings of 10 were picked off to mimic a random drawing of 1000 samples from the posterior.

The game's advocates, however, are not waiting to be picked off.

There are plenty of other utilities to be picked off.

The personae whose wings Poole gleefully picks off belong to many and different gastronomic subcultures.

But Joe Launchbury was picked off looking to run the ball from deep, with Sarto intercepting to sprint into the corner, and the momentum was lost.

But Soriano got greedy and, unlike Berry, was picked off trying to steal third.

Since then, his family have been picked off – victims to suicide, cancer and 9/11; close friends, too.