Sentence examples for question of picking from inspiring English sources

There's no formal accommodation here, so it's a question of picking your island - Baki, in our case - wading ashore and asking the crowds of children who will no doubt have gathered there if you can see their chief.

Unless corrective measures are undertaken now, access to a surgeon will no longer be a question of picking a name from a directory or asking a friend or family doctor.

"Customers looking for this type of property generally regard it as buying a work of art, where it is not so much a question of picking up a bargain, but having the privilege of owning a rare object," he said.

We were afraid that the serious question of picking a new president in a time of peril, at home and abroad, was going to disappear in a fog of sophomoric attack ads, substance-free shouting about change and patriotism, and unrelenting political posturing.

For less adaptable species, it's a question of picking exactly the right spot.

In such a case, it is not a question of discovering the commission of a crime and then looking for the man who has committed it, it is a question of picking the man and then searching the law books, or putting investigators to work, to pin some offense on him.

But while few analysts challenged the logic of appointing a second in command, many questioned the wisdom of picking Mr. Dyson for the job.

In the last week of July 2011, BBC1's Question of Sport picked up 2.8 million viewers on its origination date.

The Bard bequeathed his fans and scholars with tomes and tomes worth of questions to pick apart: Was "The Taming of the Shrew" a patriarchal play, or a criticism of the patriarchy?

Voters weren't asked to name an issue that mattered to them; they were asked, in what is known in polling as a "closed-ended question," to pick one answer out of seven.

Those "superusers" will help cull the thousands of questions to pick the ones put to Mr. Obama.