Sentence examples for picked very from inspiring English sources

Overton has been picked very young.

She said herself she picked very badly and she did.

Some of these students have picked very specialist courses offered at only a handful of places.

Yet his admonition embodies an important truth that Americans seem increasingly determined to ignore -- namely, that low-hanging fruit in public places gets picked very quickly.

I picked "very cuddly," as I figured Objectivists are looking for a man who likes to cuddle after they get home from a long day managing a train factory or whatever.

Including numbers that aren't picked very often might seem like a counterintuitive strategy, but consider this: if everyone else is busy picking frequently drawn numbers and you win with your long-shot picks, you might not have to share the prize with as many other winners.

Pick very simple themes and go for your core vote.

"You see how you are picking very, very old material," she scolds me.

But by spending a few more dollars, and picking very carefully, the pleasure increases exponentially.

John McCain and Barack Obama have made it clear that they would pick very different kinds of justices.

I've seen too many people dance past their prime, so I try to pick very carefully.