Sentence examples for think you can pick from inspiring English sources

I think you can pick that up by looking at someone's career.

"I think he's just looking at where guys' shoulders are, heads and necks, and I think you can pick a lot from that," Moore says.

'One day, I said to my best friend, who was a Hutu, "Do you think you can pick up a machete and cut me with it, just because I'm a Tutsi.

"Unless you think you can pick the manager who will outperform, why pay money to throw the dice?" The standard disclaimer in fund marketing materials that past performance is no guarantee of future returns should be replaced, Mr. Wallman said, with a warning label that reads: "Past performance has absolutely nothing to do with future performance".

Asked where this achievement ranked with all his others at Rangers, Smith added: "I don't think you can pick and choose.

"We've spoke about some of the areas that we'd like to improve but I don't think you can pick out one area and say 'it was that particular thing'.

"I was still a jock at the time, and I thought, you can pick up chicks if you speak Italian".

"If you think you can just pick up where you left off the season before, that doesn't happen either.

You're used to playing a certain way and you think you can just pick up and continue that.

It's been so carefully recorded by the engineers that I think you can really pick up on how many people sing in the recording".

You might think you can always pick up a bite en route, but it helps to have a backup, just in case.