Sentence examples for picked over most from inspiring English sources

Geologists have picked over most of the rest of the globe in search of minerals, yet huge swathes of Africa remain largely unprobed.

Meanwhile, the speaking she did in the nineties continues to get picked over, most recently her claim that Bill Clinton may have murdered Vince Foster, the White House lawyer whose death was ruled a suicide.

Literary reputation, though fading, dictates that the poet's life has already been dutifully picked over (most notably in 1980 by Robert Bernard Martin in Tennyson: The Unquiet Heart), and research papers continue to tumble out of our universities.

"If I had to reshelve sections after the lunch break, it was always the true crime and romance sections that had been picked over the most.

By ten o'clock, on most days, she has walked through and picked over the second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth floors, "when everything looks so fresh".

Second, the cast's ability to play the most surreal material absolutely straight, ensuring that fans not only went along with but endlessly picked over the most seemingly innocuous sentences.

"Thought things were pretty well picked over.

That market is very picked over.

No. Everything is picked over.

While the foreign papers were impounded, often for several days, Post Office staff were able to pick over them for the most interesting items, which they compiled into a short digest offered at a guinea a time.

The Churchill family must be one of the most picked over, ever.