Sentence examples for sort of pick from inspiring English sources

The sort of pick San Jose may have planned well in advance.

Nick, I defend all of the decisions we took, and I think your sort of pick and mix approach really is not going to convince anyone".

In the 1980's, Romanian children got blood transfusions not just for hemophilia, surgery and other reasons common in the West, but also as a sort of "pick me up" for those anemic or undernourished.

You sort of pick a slice of your life that you're going to share as your non-TV persona and you give that to people — and they find it more or less interesting".

In the meantime the ESPN team are waxing lyrical about the contribution of Chris Pontius for D.C. last year and speculating about what sort of pick they might go for as Ben Olsen's side matures.

And so I think that the teachers just sort of pick up on what kind of path our careers are headed in and then they try and help us as best they can towards that goal.

"So many of my favourite albums have been made in Tennessee with sort of pick-up studio musicians," Wagons says.

It's a sort of pick-one-from-column-A menu to which clients can point, say "I'll have that" and then get back to their texting.

Another BBC show, Radio 4's More or Less, did a brutal debunk job on Dyer's discoveries, exposing the flaws of this sort of pick-and-mix selectivity (bottom line: it's quite rare to not be related to Edward III).

In a 1977 Comment about the celebration of arbitrary world records, Calvin Trillin described the only mark he could ever imagine trying to set: I would sit in a rather plain room, behind a desk that was bare except for a few rolls of throat lozenges and a pitcher full of the sort of pick-me-up consumed on the job by astronauts and decathlon men….

Netflix's Daredevil sort of picked up on the idea.