Sentence examples for they often pick from inspiring English sources

WHEN the characters in Cheryl Mendelson's first novel are looking for entertainment, they often pick up the works of great 19th-century authors like Thackeray and George Eliot.

American officials also noted that there had been no increase in the "chatter" in monitored terrorist communications that they often pick up before attacks by Al Qaeda.

Waterstones spokesman Jon Howells said: "The Academy isn't really influenced by commercial considerations, so they often pick writers who – while obviously very accomplished – aren't familiar to readers in the UK.

When gamers talk about the origins of the real-time strategy genre they often pick out Dune II as a starting point, forgetting the whole host of foundational games that proceeded it.

"If you look at the best employers, they often pick from the top 10 colleges.

They often pick the winner based on reputation, without seeing him or really studying him," he says.

They can often pick their region, for example, Florida, Arizona and California in cold weather.

Some would do it anyway," she said although "they'd often pick a 'safe' month when sales expectations were relatively low".

Artists sometimes regard appearing in a contest as a first step toward getting recognized, and they can often pick up a little cash as well, perhaps enough to pay for supplies.

Because they're often (pick one or more) nonexistent, unclear, out of date, hard to measure, or subject to interpretation, etc. - all of which lead to significant management problems (for example in evaluations) as time goes on.

They then often pick up the food item with their front paws to examine it and rub the item, sometimes to remove unwanted parts.