Sentence examples for picking that from inspiring English sources

If you feed your dog cheap food - well try picking that up".

"It's not the people on the courses doing the picking that are to blame, it's TV chefs and such like that have really set the whole thing alight.

Plainly any filmgoer picking that up after seeing the You Only Live Twice rehash that was the filmed The Spy Who Loved Me would have demanded their money back pronto.

Burry had been a medical doctor, self-diagnosed with Asperger's, before he proved so obsessively inspired at stock picking that he had been entrusted with a billion dollar hedge fund.

It is Fisher's view on stock picking that is new and anomalous.

They don't go for flashiness, just savvy stock picking that outdoes the S&P 500 by a comfortable margin.

To international officials, who have run this southern Serbian province since NATO drove out Slobodan Milosevic's forces in 1999, Father Sava is an apologist for the uncooperative nit-picking that characterizes Belgrade's dealings with them.

Munn's aversion to social situations also triggers trichotillomania, a condition related to nail-biting and skin-picking that causes sufferers to pull out their own hair -- in Munn's case she pulls out her eyelashes.

In Midwestern primary schools, I read aloud my cautionary little monstrous fable, for instance, about nose-picking, that left the teachers with straining smiles and 80 semi-hysterical grossed-out kids to be calmed down after I departed.

It seems cribbed from a CD of earnest finger-picking that one might find shelved at Starbuck's.

Throughout his solo album "Seeds We Sow" (Buckingham Records) his fingers fly, often in layers of fast, restless finger-picking that he clearly couldn't wait to assemble.