Sentence examples for picking to give from inspiring English sources

That's just a smattering of the cloud stocks, and it didn't take any cherry picking to give you the idea.

Keep in mind that you can also branch out to any single-string picking to give it a sense of creativity.

The Hislopes were one of 10 families that the middle school picked to give $300 toward Christmas.

Against such a background, I make an unlikely campaigner and the last person anyone would pick to give voice to a silenced and disenfranchised community.

Amazon said earlier this month that third-party sellers sold enough Santa hats during the holiday for Santa to wear a new hat every day for the next 127 years, and enough guitar picks to give one to every attendee of Woodstock — about a half-million.

There were plenty of teams that, statistically, would have been picked to give Iowa State and BYU a better game.

The 21-year-old picked a question out of the Santa hat that read: "You were picked to give one celebrity plastic surgery.

-- Should the Rev. Rick Warren, who was protested because of his remarks against homosexuality and same-sex marriage when he was picked to give the invocation at President Barack Obama's first inauguration, replace the Rev. Louie Giglio, who backed out of giving the benediction at Obama's second inauguration because of backlash against an anti-gay sermon he gave?

Perhaps worst of all are the attacks that have emanated from Debbie Wasserman Schultz, chairwoman of the Democratic Party who said that Nikki Haley was picked to give the GOP's response to President Obama's State of the Union address because the party has a "diversity problem".

In addition to changing the offense, the Jets added LaMont Jordan, their second-round draft pick, to give Martin a breather.

When the Washington Redskins took the offensive tackle Trent Williams with the fourth pick to give their new quarterback Donovan McNabb some protection, the Oklahoma Sooners were the first team to have three of the first four picks in the draft, remarkable for any college team, but especially one that did not have a particularly good season.