Sentence examples for the eventual pick from inspiring English sources

She was the eventual pick of then-New York Gov. David Paterson, who appointed her to replace Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in a messy, protracted process best remembered for the way Caroline Kennedy abruptly, and controversially, entered the mix, only to make an equally abrupt exit from consideration.

But Mexican news outlets said the likely eventual pick would be former Senator Arely Gomez.

The team recruited conservative lawyers to study the records of 18 potential nominees -- including Judges John G. Roberts Jr. and Samuel A. Alito Jr. -- and trained more than three dozen lawyers across the country to respond to news reports on the president's eventual pick.

When the vice-presidential speculation was circulating, one public opinion poll put Rice as the favourite choice, ahead of eventual pick, Congressman Paul Ryan.

"We've got a little more of a running start to the process," which has bolstered expectations that Obama's eventual pick will be confirmed and seated before the August recess, the official told The Hill.

Donald Trump, turning his focus to Wisconsin even as another controversy cast a shadow over his campaign, said Tuesday he will no longer honor his pledge to support the eventual Republican pick for president.

Trump unveiled Pence in New York City on Saturday, with a bizarre and rambling presentation that did not paint a convincing picture of unity on the Republican ticket, which Trump said was a key reason for his eventual pick.

His eventual pick was Kirsten Gillibrand, not Caroline Kennedy, Mr Obama's choice.

Legend's eventual pick is Ohio State, same as mine.

After the Warriors' Hawaii Bowl victory against Arizona State, the N.F.L.'s notoriously conservative draft projectors — the ones who said that Alex Smith, the eventual No. 1 pick in 2005, would go in the third round — slotted Brennan as a high second-round pick if he were to declare for the draft.

The eventual name was picked from a London telephone directory; there was a family of that name who traded as fruiterers in the city's East End.