Sentence examples for picking me out from inspiring English sources

"I'll be looking to get to the finish and then slip off into crowd without any camera picking me out, without any interviews, and then off home," he said.

Can you pick me out from this 1962 Music & Art basketball team photo?

"Somehow at that moment I felt she picked me out, tapped me on the shoulder and had things to say to me," she says.

"Can you pick me out a nice turkey?" asked one, and Mr. Ciampi disappeared into his refrigerator.

I worried at first that one of my teachers or classmates would pick me out as an obvious impostor, but none of them did.

From among the incoming freshmen, somehow Ted had picked me out as someone worth knowing, like a connoisseur looking over a Whitman's Sampler and sensing which one, underneath the chocolate coating, would have the liqueur cherry.

Put it like this: when I was a boy and went to the circus in the Hippodrome, I used to hide under the seat in case they'd pick me out to bring me up on stage.

There was only six of us black kids in a primary school of 400, but most would pick me out because of my glasses, or because I was the one who was always singing – not because of the blackness.

"They never explain why they pick me out".

"Neville Husband picked me out for kitchen work," he said.

Because I wear a headscarf protesters have picked me out, assuming I vote for the governing AK Party, and harassed me.