Sentence examples for some pick from inspiring English sources
The phrase "some pick" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a selection or choice of something, but it needs additional context to be meaningful. Example: "I have some pick of the best fruits from the market."
Some pick your strawberries or care for your children.
Some pick at an unnoticeable mark on their skin until they do indeed have a visible lesion.
Some pick up right where they left off, and some drop off the Senate map or make quick exits.
United played without Chris Pontius, Kyle Porter and Ethan White due to injuries, and Carlos Ruiz was playing for Guatemala in some pick up game or something.
From his living room, the foreman said he believed that a retrial was "owed to the people," but he and other jurors also seemed to have some advice for prosecutors: Streamline the charges, drop some, pick your shots.
Chris Williamson, chief economist at Markit Williamson said Markit's monthly household finances index showed some pick up in people's total pay but he questioned whether hourly pay was actually rising: I think pay is up more than the official data is showing at the moment and we will even start to see those numbers start to improve in 2014.
Perhaps Yoakam can doodle some pick-up trucks.
"We are able to get into some sets and do some pick-and-rolls and down screens.
We're now having some pick-me-up juice from the hotel, before going out to look for a breakfast joint.
The unions have at last seen some pick-up in membership, but that has come largely from recruiting poorer workers, many of them immigrants.
88 High St, Southwold IP18 6DP; 01502 726 120 twomagpiesbakery.co.uk Alder Carr Farm Shop Field fresh fruit and veg– all seasonal, some pick-your-own.
