Sentence examples for picked off with from inspiring English sources

Adams presses straight away but is picked off with sharp left-right.

Writers held sway in 2006, but painters have more obvious visual potential and the canon is being picked off with pointillist precision.

Loyalists, like Mr. Said of Ahram, remain committed to a view that sees the nation's different constituencies as divided by ideology and demands, and therefore easily picked off with simple offerings like a pay raise or a cabinet shuffle.

Just one day and eight at-bats after he was ignominiously picked off with Mark Teixeira at the plate representing the potential winning run, Granderson made up for it with a three-run homer before the Los Angeles Angels had even recorded an out.

Barritt was picked off with Strettle waiting but England came again, Garces ruling out Barritt's opportunistic try for a knock-on.

The ticks were picked off with tweezers and placed in 70% ethanol for subsequent examination.

Chuck Knoblauch singled to lead off the next half-inning, the Yankee fourth, before being picked off promptly with Jeter at the plate.

Few days after plating, plaques appeared inside the agarose gel, they were picked off, mixed with 400 μl of a solution of MgSO4 (SM buffer; CSH Protocols; 2006; doi:10.1101/pdb.rec466) and conserved at 4°C.

OTC drugs can be picked off the shelf with no prescription; OTC derivatives are traded privately between two parties rather than on an exchange.

But the target was steep and one by one England picked off their opponents with a fielding display that would have been more to Trevor Bayliss's liking.

Then he got himself picked off third base with the potential go-ahead run in the sixth, jamming his right pinky, and was replaced in left field in the seventh inning.