Only now did he realize that Bill had picked his ticket on purpose.
It's almost as if some crafty Democrats in party headquarters picked the date on purpose.
Recounting the creation of the Carbon War Room, Mr. Branson told me that he overruled his advisers and picked a martial name on purpose.
I hated Lauren Cleaver more than I'd hated anyone in my entire life, and I thought a lot that day about whether she'd sent me to pick up his journal on purpose.
Other times it was on purpose: people picked names of celebrities or objects or places (for confidentiality reasons I can't give examples, but you can use your imagination) that might have seemed like a good idea at the time--but were clearly going to make life difficult for Junior.
Her Newsweek cover photo made her look spooky so supporters complained they cherry-picked a creepy looking photo on purpose.
One thing was clear, anyone who picked one thing to do and did it, and acted on it became immediately invigorated, and their days filled up with purpose.
"No-one does this on purpose.
