Sentence examples similar to self picked from inspiring English sources

And the Motorola 120e and Kyocera offer voice recorders ("Note to self: Pick up some green eggs and ham").

The track begins with just a human voice – Moroder's – reminiscing about his 16-year-old self picking up his first guitar, followed by some dreamy muzak and continuation of biography, eventually alighting on the crux of the song, a methodical pulsing click.

Questions follow a format such as, "Have you ever… cut your skin with a sharp object on purpose?" Those reported self-injurious behavior in the past year are asked additional questions inquire about burning one's self; eating or drinking something other than food, drugs, or medicine; biting one's self, hitting one's self, picking at skin, and putting something under the skin.

On and on went the programmed voice of her wounded self, picking her apart regarding her interactions with others.

We investigated the effect of these costs in a sensitivity analysis, and found that even with high pick-up costs, self-pick up is still favourable for LSPs.

The only drawback of self picks is that humans are all generally programmed the same.

Like Prometheus, whose ravaged liver was daily reconstituted so it could be daily re-ravaged, Hughes has had to watch his young self being picked over by biographers, scholars, critics, article writers, and newspaper journalists.

Even her disastrous autobiographical Broadway show, "Peg," by which time she suggested an eerie ghost of her former self, is picked over for whatever tasty crumbs he can scavenge.

Don't tell her how amazing she is everyday, just when you feel specially happy or when she is feeling down and needs her self esteem picked up.

After a five-week lull, the self-immolations picked up again last week.

Note to self: Never pick a coach from California again.