Sentence examples for picking so from inspiring English sources

Picking so many sectors as winners, however, may dilute any impact on each one.

"That's a set play by New Jersey — picking so we can't get to Kovalchuk to block a shot".

The exotics wilt quickly after picking, so they're more often sold as plants, roots and all, in garden markets rather than in supermarkets.

"The Zapatistas have nothing to gain from picking so many fights," said Carlos Monsiváis, a Mexico City writer and historian sympathetic to the movement.

Winter squashes, which have hard shells that make them easy to store, become sweeter if they are left to age at least a month after picking, so their starches turn to sugar.

A. Tomatoes must mature on the plant to ripen well after picking, so focus on those that are starting to turn color, or at a minimum are pale rather than dark green.

I was shocked to be picked so high.

I've heard a lot about him, "But Brazil can pick so many good players.

The low-hanging fruit has been picked, so cuts will be harder to find.

You think: I can't pick so I can't jump.

It's perhaps no surprise that I have picked so many busts of artists here.