Sentence examples for the idea of picking from inspiring English sources
"I liked the idea of picking good companies and helping the American industrial miracle," he recalled.
Anyway, conservatives are supposed to be against the idea of "picking winners," a.k.a.a
Mr Cheney also floated the idea of picking Democrats for some cabinet posts, perhaps as secretaries of defence and agriculture.
Why do I even toy with the idea of picking up a cigarette from the cobbled pavement outside my house?
They're tempted by the idea of picking someone so young, with real accomplishments and a strong reformist streak.
The N.G.O.s "were fighting a rearguard action to get this election straight," and emphasized at meetings that "the idea of picking favorites never works," he said.
For some the very idea of picking up a camera at such a time would seem taboo, for others a most natural response.
Apparently, he hates Washington, and doesn't mind the idea of Obama picking his replacement.
While network executives are intrigued by the idea of advertisers' picking up the tab for programming, they say they are wary of letting it influence their scheduling decisions.
All these programmes about the 'wild food' craze and foraging in the forest merely serve to popularise the idea of mushroom picking.
"I've always been an editor who loves U.G.C.," she said, referring to user-generated content, and I love the idea of women picking Lucky and making it their own".
