Sentence examples for picking someone out from inspiring English sources

"They're going to come in based on merit, not based on picking someone out of a bin," he said of the impact of his proposed policy changes.

In particular, he wrote, judges should assess factors that might limit a witness's reliability in picking someone out of a lineup, either in person or in a photo array.

Let's face it: picking someone out of a list feels less than magical, yet that's where online social discovery has traditionally been stuck.

It may be picking someone out of a crowded room at whom to smile, or telling someone you are already dating how wonderful you think they are.

He was a big bloke yet had great close skill and could pick someone out with a perfect 40-yard pass.

Bottom of the class Very difficult and unfair to pick someone out after a good season, but Danny Andrew, our regular left-back last season, was dropped after 10 games and ended the season at Mansfield on loan.

They went through every module and it sounded really interesting, then we went to a lab class and they picked someone out to be a guinea pig, with their eye movements monitored as they looked at an advert".

"He has not done anything wrong, ultimately, and to pick someone out like that is just ridiculous".

Pick someone out and find a post that resonates with you, then make a comment underneath it.

And so she picks someone out of the audience to fill the spot.

FIONA HANSON, PRESS ASSOCIATION It's hard to pick someone out, but John Giles, who works up north, is fantastic and everybody admires him.