Sentence examples for to only pick from inspiring English sources

And so they wanted to only pick reliable news.

"The easiest way to do that – not a particularly smart way – but the easiest way is to only pick things that are being published by major news organisations.

In fact, last night was only his third League start in 2013, with interim manager Rafa Benitez tending to only pick him for the less-important fixtures in Chelsea's packed schedule.

"It's important to only pick the leaves and leave the bulbs in the ground for the following year.

If so, you might be suffering from "confirmation bias" – the tendency to only pick evidence to support your viewpoint.

While back-row James Haskell is unavailable as he enjoys a sabbatical in Japan, Lancaster included Stade Francais lock Tom Palmer as an exception to the Rugby Football Union's stated intention to only pick home-based players.

When I get out, I want to not only pick up where I left off, but improve.

"Well," he asked her, "how do you think the rain knew to not only pick four presidents -- but four of our greatest presidents?

"We tended to hold back and only pick things that really spoke to us".

"It is academic snobbery to say you should only pick up a pen and take lots of detailed notes.

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