Sentence examples for to pick more from inspiring English sources

The activists ought to pick more important fights.

I'm just going to pick more wisely with the men I be with".

"I thought she was going to pick more than one," he said.

So Nall Richesson took Knighton's mother grocery shopping and showed her how to pick more nutritious foods and prepare them.

Plundering their ranks has forced the champions to pick more "foreign" players in their matchday 23 than usual, meaning they miss out on a £160,000 incentive offered to clubs for having a home quota of players.

But unless investigators can point out the precise cause of the 787's battery problems or how to prevent them, some experts believe Boeing may have little choice than to pick more traditional battery designs to restore confidence in its airplanes.

Another possible goal of the revision is to change the incentives in the existing system that enable hospitals to cherry pick more profitable cases.

It means more children swelling enrollment at local schools, more garbage to pick up, more cars on the road, more services generally.

The BBD is supposed to be picked tightly when the vibration frequency is high, and the BBD has better to be picked more tightly in zero gravity environments.

You should try a member baby because cuter babies tend to be picked more.

If you want to get picked more often, you should log into a crowded server.