Sentence examples for we get to pick from inspiring English sources

"We get to pick the words.

Conan O'Brien looked on the bright side: "In America, we get to pick who's going to ruin our country".

Then Anna takes us to the vegetable garden where we get to pick our own salad for dinner.

"Dad, we get to pick the good apples from the tree," she said to her father, who had by now overcome his alcoholism.

We're nowhere near being able to choose our doctor; we're lucky if we get to pick the city we're treated in.

It's as though we get to pick up the conversation in mid-stream, as though our assumptions are, for the most part, familiar to all of us.

"We got to pick and choose the ancestors who would inspire the world we were going to make for ourselves.

"We'd say, 'We've got a problem with Jerry, or Frank — we got to pick that individual up,' " Whalen said.

"So," he said, "I lean to a woman only because, frankly, I think at this time, John, we got to pick up every half a percentage point we can".

Maybe you communicate meaning by slowing down your harmonic motion to make us feel relaxed so that each of these — with pop music you have — you know what the thing means principally because of the text, but with the classical music you've got these sort of subliminal symbols in there, subliminal signifiers that we got to pick up on.

My teacher put them in the Treasure Box so when we were good we got to pick them out of the Treasure Box.