Sentence examples for picked than from inspiring English sources

In fact, nut freshness, Mr. Klein said, has less to do with when they're picked than with when they're shelled.

This time the migrant workers, from the Maghreb and sub-Saharan Africa, came for the winter harvest of oranges and clementines only to find that many farmers preferred to leave their fruit to rot because it would cost more to get it picked than they could earn selling it.

This means that a cluster with large population will have a greater chance of being picked than a cluster with smaller population.

Speaking of which, or whom, if people want to find fault with Senator Clinton, there are juicier bones to pick than her funny bone.

What better time to pick than the playoffs?" What better time for Clemens versus Martínez than with the A.L. championship at stake?

Vertically grown courgettes are much easier to pick than those on bushy plants, so you will not end up overlooking some of the fruits.

You have endured far more plucking, scrubbing and picking than your sister, and that wasn't fair.

Tops are Tougher to Pick Than Bottoms Bear in mind that tops tend to be tougher than bottoms over time for virtually all indicators.

That night I picked better than I ever had before.

Hodgson was more distraught about the injuries that his team picked up than the result.

That was changed for these Olympics and individuals were picked rather than existing squads.