Sentence examples for picking popular from inspiring English sources

In their strategy of cherry picking popular programs to exclude from the federal government shutdown, House Republicans were particularly gleeful in approving a proposal to make an exception so that the District of Columbia city government can fund its budget.

She has no direct experience of picking popular "shiny floor" entertainment, comedy or drama, the key drivers which ensure BBC1 remains the UK's most popular channel, and where most of its near £1bn annual budget is spent.

"In the final weeks, it would have been very easy to stick a finger in the wind and pick popular positions and lose by 5 points instead of 18," Mr. Galko said.

When you advertise, pick popular places like the homepage, or boutiques viewer.

Today, the far-right National Front remains a force even as the hard left consolidates its place, each picking up popular voters disaffected with the centre.

Scores of desperate dog owners are slinking into the park -- often picking spots popular with dog walkers -- waiting until the coast is clear, then tying up their pets and walking off.

The new home and hub pages now display current wiki stats, not only making it easier to find out how many people are visiting per month, or the number of edits made on a given day, but to discover trending content, including top picks, popular videos, etc.

He seems to have picked a popular cause.

We have picked some popular models for home and small office use.

We have picked some popular machines and looked for the best prices.

We have picked some popular models, but prices change rapidly so please put any updates in the comment section below.