Sentence examples for we often pick from inspiring English sources

"One of the reasons Republicans don't have a governing majority is that we often pick the wrong fights," Mr. Alexander said in speech in Lewisburg, Tenn., on Friday night.

An Anglican priest once proudly summed up the relevance of his grassroots network thus: "Given the geographical breadth of our church, we often pick up information before it reaches companies we invest in".

For us to put perfect fruit on supermarket shelves, we are often picking at odd times of day.

Colleges often pick up the tab.

Famous black men often pick light-skinned or white wives.

Reporters often pick the same papers to cover.

A spokesperson said: "Certain fishes often pick up parasites naturally from their eco system.

West Nile virus is spread by mosquitoes that often pick it up from birds.

As a result, viruses often pick up HLA molecules as camouflage.

But today, people often pick a place to live first and then look for work.

Asked about these problems, officials often pick up the war club.