Sentence examples for picked the day from inspiring English sources

I helped her make crab cakes with the extra meat we had picked the day before.

The villa is built on a five-acre organic farm: the fresh fruit that appears every morning is picked the day before by Spice, the gardener.

It's been barely two hours since Mr. Horan arrived at Palmieri's, at dawn, with 500 pounds of fresh organic heirloom tomatoes picked the day before at Waldingfield — his family's farm in Washington since the 1780s.

They talk about all the old things here like Vietnam, $2.50 pastrami sandwiches and "Fast" Harry Zeller, the riveter who died at 90 and picked the day of his death.

Wimbledon.com's entry on strawberries shows how important these are to proceedings, and sounds rather like an M&S advert: "To ensure utmost freshness, strawberries - usually Grade I Kent strawberries of the highest quality from LEAF-registered farms - are picked the day before and arrive at Wimbledon at 5 30am, prior to being inspected and hulled".

I had picked the day to move from Raglan, up north to look for work, on the day of the exhibition as it made geographical sense.

In the timing-is everything-department, Warner Bros. Entertainment picked the Friday before CES to announce its preference for Sony ’s Blu-ray DVD format over Toshiba ’s HD DVD—and the week after the end of the busiest shopping season for consumer electronics.

He picks the day's buttons about 30 minutes before the radio show goes on the air.

It's a wildly diverse community of people picking the day's most important content across a near-limitless array of categories.

"I think it's coincidental that he would pick the Friday of Accenture to announce," Cink said.

Still, it is possible that a jolly Mr. Gardner might be filled with the holiday spirit and pick the Saturday option.