Sentence examples for said to pick from inspiring English sources

"I said to pick out something that's for sale".

Alexander Mackendrick, the director of "Sweet Smell of Success," said to pick up the tempo.

"We get told a lot about dehydration, and the professor said to pick something you know a lot about".

As a result, it is not enough, she said, to pick up a call, dispatch the police and move on.

One of us (Brian) quickly created an account and entered the credit card information to pay, and the app said to pick up our order in 40 minutes.

I didn't want them all, I said to pick out about thirty or forty of the best cases, and bring them to Schenectady, and well spend a couple of days going over them, and he did.

My friend says to pick one and ask him to dance or just start talking.

Half of GOP primary voters trust Trump or Cruz most to make Supreme Court appointments, which is to say, to pick Scalia's replacement.

I start to suspect that you could take anything, a Beefeater costume, say, to pick a completely random example, and make that a bit "one key" too.

These days the accepted wisdom (at least at cocktail parties) says to pick real estate.

Some entertainers say to pick up guns, some say not to pick up guns.