Sentence examples for picking words from inspiring English sources

Oh, I sound like I'm picking words out from between my teeth with an ice pick, do I? It's called waspish enunciation and I shall be directly a whole lot of it towards you shortly if you tedious two don't settle DOWN).

A11 Bush Picking Words Carefully Gov. George W. Bush continued a barnstorming tour through Pennsylvania, Ohio and Michigan, often sounding like a Democrat as he conveyed conservative ideas without using conservative buzzwords that might turn off the centrist Democrats and independent voters he needs to win.

Like pirate metal or Mongolian throat-rap, Russian shoegaze sounds more like a hypothetical genre than a bona fide one, something that might have been invented by a music journalist picking words out of a hat to describe the new Radiohead album.

Jeff Yin, a programmer who got laid off from his wind-power employer in September 2009, started picking words from home for Trada a few months later.

Maybe I just couldn't get into it because I was unable to shake off the mental image of David, sitting laughing atop a pile of money, picking words out of a hat at random to turn into art.

When choosing tags, avoid picking words that are too specific.

Theoretically it could have picked words beginning with "JP" "JS", but there are no such words in the dictionary.

Had he picked words at random from a dictionary and challenged himself to work them into his story?

"If you are looking for a substitute for every specific curse word you use... pick words that sound similar".

If you wanted to pick words to capture Patio Man's political ideals, they would be responsibility, respectability and order.

The operators need a yogi-like composure and patience, a pleasant speaking voice, the ability to pick words out of static and garble, and a strong back.