Sentence examples for picked quite from inspiring English sources
I picked quite a few of the songs when we were writing the script.
Q: Is there a volatile figure on the draft board, somebody who could be picked quite high or fall out of the first round?
Coutinho had a shot flicked over by Eldin Jakupovic, Hull's third-choice keeper, who picked quite a day to make his full Premier League debut at the age of 30.
TomTom, Garmin, smart-phone makers and Google: With its new free service, Nokia has picked quite a fight.
"It just happens that [head coach] Warren [Gatland] has picked quite a lot of Welsh players in it.
With Ellison behind him Workman has picked quite the fight, taking on the computer storage industry with one little company, Pillar Data Systems.
I'm just not quick enough to keep up on the first lap and obviously I picked off quite a few before the finish which was good but unfortunately the other heat was quite a bit slower and that would have suited me better," she said.
Somewhere along the way, of course, McDonald's picked up quite an image problem.
The HBO miniseries recently picked up quite a few Bafta nominations, as well.
Industrial production has picked up quite a bit and is an economic bright spot, which could help Mr. Obama in the manufacturing-intensive economies of the Midwest.
Since then, the pace of production has picked up quite a bit, although it is debatable whether Mr. Mitchell, who died in 1996, would be any more impressed by the quality.
