Sentence examples for readiness to pick from inspiring English sources

Jaswant Singh, the external affairs minister, said the meetings had been an "invaluable opportunity" to understand each other and he proclaimed a readiness to "pick up the threads" and continue the bilateral mending.

Stories of his moodiness and readiness to pick a quarrel suggest a profound inner uncertainty, and the cynicism and vulnerability of adolescence hardly yielded to a mature emotional attitude of life until his marriage, on June 3, 1869, to Geneviève Halévy, the daughter of the composer of the opera La Juive (1835; The Jewess).

Activity is starting to pick up in Europe: the British government sold Royal Mail last year, and is setting a good example both in transparency over its land and property holdings and in its readiness to sell them.

Which to pick?

Planning to pick ice?

Hard to pick.

To pick something up.

Which seamer to pick?

Who to pick?

Thomas went to pick some flowers.

"We just need to pick it".