Sentence examples for record of picking from inspiring English sources

"Beautiful Boy" isn't particularly steamy, but Ms. Bello does have a track record of picking films that involve sex.

"South Carolina Republicans have a 30-year track record of picking the eventual Republican presidential nominee," Chad Connelly, the chairman of the state party, said in a statement.

"South Carolina Republicans have a 30-year track record of picking the eventual Republican presidential nominee," the party said in a statement.

If Mr. Slim is right about the company's potential, the deal would represent another instance in his record of picking bargains.

Still, with Blair and Brown as decades-old LFI members, the group hasan astonishingly successful record of picking parliamentary chairmen who have gone on to ministerial office.

So far Wessex Water is making decent profits in western England, but its potential to become a global leader is untested.Hitherto, Malaysian companies have had a remarkable record of picking duds when they buy foreign firms.

Howells, at The Atlantic, had the best record for picking talent of anyone in Boston until Red Auerbach.

The Booker invites as much controversy in its own world as does its musical cousin; it has a track record of both picking a mixture of established names and unknowns as winners.

I agree that finding managers who aren't burdened with managing cash flow, and who have a stellar track record of stock picking versus their bigger peers, is a great way to proceed.

But as anyone who has ever bought presents for grannies will realise, their record collections have a habit of picking up oddities along the way.

Samantha Murray won a brilliant silver medal to maintain Great Britain's record of having picked up a modern pentathlon medal at every Olympics since the women's event was introduced to the programme in Sydney in 2000.