Sentence examples for the end pick from inspiring English sources

At the end, pick a volunteer to put everyone's videos together in order and add some music.

All this comes back to the hosts, which now have an opportunity to try to craft those experiences and, in the end, pick up an additional revenue stream on the property they might already own.

It is suggested that the end pick of an ice axe must stay sharp even under severe abrasion.

I always admired Robin Hobb's endings, for example, which tend to start about 100 pages from the end, picking up speed as they go.

America didn't like it, but in the end picked it up and ran with it.

After much temporising, Japan in the end picked up a bill for ¥1.5 trillion and, four months after the war had ended, sent six minesweepers to the Gulf.

After the barber, Elliott Chester, took it off (using a battery-powered trimmer and only at the end picking up a Schick razor).

The director, Pawel Szkotak, makes good use of these metal poles, having performers tip them over after every murder and, by the end, picking them up to represent Birnam Wood.

In his essay, Arthur Freed, an engineer, told of "carrying a stick with a nail on the end, picking up debris along the Westchester County parkways" to earn money for books and lab fees.

In the end, picking a financial planner comes down to trust.

In other words, Groom wants to construct a rigorous genealogy of the vampire and, to this end, picks the early 18th century as his place to start.