Sentence examples for virtually picked from inspiring English sources

"Before Beijing the squad virtually picked itself on its results and performance, but it has been incredibly challenging this time around," he said.

Once I improve at virtually picking things up and moving them, sitting, walking and jumping, I'll be moved to the main city.

The team virtually picks itself, it's a good team that's been together for three years so maybe we're looking for a manager that fits the team as oppose to the other way round".

When Federer was dominant, he could virtually pick what style he wanted to employ to be successful, always forcing his opponents to adjust to him.

Richard V. Allen's article (July 30) gives the impression that Ronald Reagan's 1980 campaign lacked a "highly structured search" for a vice-presidential candidate, that a "co-presidency" between Reagan and former President Ford almost became "a deal" and that George Bush was picked virtually by accident, at the last moment.

Pearce picked virtually his strongest side and, when Sturridge put England ahead inside nine minutes, a rout looked possible.

Virtually every novelist in America fantasizes about being picked to appear on Oprah Winfrey's talk show.

"Sir Bob Geldof picked a virtually all-white line-up to perform in a concert to highlight African poverty," it said.

The West Countryman was clearly worth a Test debut against Samoa a year or so ago, plainly due a run in the 2015 Six Nations and virtually demanded to be picked in the World Cup games against Wales and Australia just recently.

Morgan placed marksmen at strategic positions, who then picked off virtually every single officer in the advance company.

In my negotiation of Aaron Rodgers' contract - picked in virtually the same slot as Tebow five years earlier (Aaron was 24th, Tebow 25th) - the bulk of the negotiation centered around escalators and trying to predict when Favre would retire (Rodgers' agent was convinced he never would) to layer in the thresholds.