Sentence examples for picked to join from inspiring English sources

At 13, she was picked to join the Central Television Workshop for young actors.

But at the end of a tiring day, she and two other dancers – including Kara Wilkes, who is still in the company – had been picked to join LINES.

(AP) AFRICA SWAZILAND: JOURNALIST CLEARED -- All charges have been dropped against a journalist who was jailed last year after publishing an unflattering article about a teenage girl picked to join the king's harem.

She used the same adjective nine years ago, explaining that Mr. Carpenter had been picked to join the design team in part because his work was concerned with "how light moves across a space, the way it refracts and the way it reflects to create an atmosphere and environment that can be, at times, magical".

BUSINESS DAY, PAGE C6 New Setback for Iraqi Cabinet A Sunni Arab picked to join Iraq's Shiite-majority cabinet rejected the job, saying he believed that his selection was only a symbolic move rather than part of an effort to enable Sunnis to share power in the new government.

Instead, Ashley Wagner, a two-time national champion who had been knocked down to fourth place by a bad stumble in her final skate, had been picked to join Gracie Gold and Polina Edmunds, who finished first and second, respectively, in Sochi.

Although the top four members were set by their combined scores from the July nationals and these trials, there was no way to know which two gymnasts the selection committee would pick to join Blaine Wilson, Paul Hamm, Sean Townsend and Stephen McCain on the United States team.

"You can't get huge tax breaks, when children in America go hungry… Your greed has got to end and we are going to end it for you!" He promised that as president his first pick to join the Supreme Court would first have to undertake publicly to undo Citizens United, the Court's 2010 ruling that essentially lifted the last limits on the very rich using their fortunes to assist candidates they like.

The FDIC and SEC are both currently headed by women -- one of whom was appointed by Obama -- and two of Obama's three picks to join the Fed's Board of Governors are women.

The tree is then picked up to join its evergreen cousins; they will summer together on industrial properties where Mr. Martin rents space for pennies on the dollar to house his inventory.

The sheer size of the transaction has reignited conversations about who will be picked next to join the super special circle of public mega-cap tech companies.