Sentence examples for when picked from inspiring English sources

When picked apart, they also turn out to be based on selfish genery.

When picked unripe and dried, their outer, crinkly layer is bright and fruity.

No matter when picked throughout this time period, the beans taste fresh and crispy.

News of the new dish then reverberates further when picked up by the countless food-related blogs and Web sites.

English peas, when picked, shelled and cooked on the same day, are about as sugary as a vegetable gets.

If you're picking them, as with any berry, remember that they intensify in color when picked but won't ripen.

His second was sliced across goal when picked out unmarked on the left of the Spurs' penalty area.

One dish of rabbit came accompanied by a small overturned glass that, when picked up, was full of the aroma — but only the aroma — of burned oak leaves.

She had not panicked when picked up by her granddaughter on Friday morning; for all she knew, it was a plan they'd made.

But, first, it will have to cooperate: when picked fresh in the wild, it's subtle and complex, but in a farmer's hands, it can turn flabby and insipid.

When in flower you can't mistake it for groundsel or ragwort, both of which will give you a stomach ache and smell deeply unpleasant when picked.