Sentence examples for premium pick from inspiring English sources

"Is it a premium pick, not a premium pick?

He will probably be a premium pick.

It makes it easy to hold onto, but doesn't feel premium and picks up dust easily.

The pace of the premium increases picked up after the insurance industry lost at least $40 billion in the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11.

A buyback offer has been on the table for weeks, but the idea of pushing for a deal at market prices and not — as many hedge funds are demanding — a significant premium, is picking up support.

It demonstrates the enduring influence of the Reagan administration, which put a premium on picking judges who would carry out its ideology and on countering liberalism with pointed conservatism any way possible.

And when the time came for ABC to find a new anchor and there was no longer a novelty premium in picking a woman, Diane Sawyer was chosen because she was clearly just the best person for the job.

Some pools offer a big premium for picking upsets, others a small one.

Sellers charge a premium for batches picked from older plants or, even better, from "wild tea" trees that have survived the deforestation that scars much of the region.

For years, they did so by denying coverage to those with pre-existing conditions and by otherwise cherry picking premium payers to increase the chances that those payers would never actually need health care.

Chrysler puts extra wiring in the base Nitro to handle two radio choices, yet few buyers pick the premium stereo.