Sentence examples for picks of when from inspiring English sources

Tim Sendra of Allmusic selected it as one of the 'track picks' of When the Sun Goes Down, calling it a "stomping jam" and one of the surprises of the album.

Cano will have his pick of suitors when his contract expires unless the Yankees re-sign him before then.

While the polls all show John McCain to be the pick of most when it comes to national security issues, his not-so-new geopolitical issue isn't flying.

A senior party figure said "the speech will be picked over" regardless of when it is delivered, adding that the proposal had been "written a little bit wrong".

"We can't pick the timing of when an issue becomes important," said a senior official, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because of the delicacy of the matter.

McDaniels said that he admired the verve with which O'Brien dived into the coaching duties, intuitively picking up the intricacies of when to offer an opinion and when to be silent.

So, as he spoke with reporters Thursday, the Spurs' Bowen was asked if through all the battles he'd picked up any indicators of when Bryant was about to take over a game.

Hillebrand added that regardless of when Obama picks the nominee there's going to be an "ideological fight".

It's interesting, then, to see what language programmers turn to when they've got their pick of the litter — when they're coding not with some bosses' wishes in mind, but when they're just cracking away at a project for the hell of it.

I think it must be the motion of when you pick the device up couple with time..because it's not regular.

If not, you will be notified of when to pick up your name change decree.