Sentence examples for to be handpicked from inspiring English sources

"One of the things that will change is the fresh market crops that need to be handpicked.

Nearly all are members of the Saudi security establishment, believed to be handpicked for Khashoggi's assassination, by Mohammed's most powerful aide, Saud al-Qahtani, a consigliere of the royal court.

"To be handpicked [out of] thousands of others... was just completely humbling," Sam says of the experience.

In addition to being handpicked by Mr. Molinari as the next borough president, Mr. Molinaro has either managed or advised the campaigns of several Republican officials, including Representative Vito J. Fossella and Councilman James S. Oddo.

In addition to being handpicked by the NCI, they also offer the convenience of having one team of experts under the same roof.

What Afghanistan requires is a legitimate leader who can unify the nation - one that is chosen by the Afghan people according to Afghan custom, as opposed to being handpicked by U.S. diplomats or as the result of fraudulent elections.

By the look of his appointments so far, voters who were hoping the president-elect's cabinet would be handpicked to make the US a better place for ordinary Americans is likely to be sorely disappointed.

Unlike row crops, like corn and soybeans, most fresh produce must be handpicked to avoid bruising.

Every year, The Apprentice will find some public schoolboy and he'll be handpicked to be the biggest cock they could find and completely besmirch everyone that paid for their education.

In Iran, we never know who will be handpicked to be an example," explained expat Banafsheh Madaninejad, who these days lives in Austin, Texas.

A good leader can't be handpicked, he must be eager to do the job without being asked.