Sentence examples for whether picking from inspiring English sources
Mr Diamond cast doubt on whether "picking a fight" with big business will work to Labour's advantage.
Whether picking up a takeaway salad box (from £3.75), or eating-in, their ethos - sharp treatment of quality produce - shines through.
Whether picking you up from Ludlow station, relaying the latest news on foodie Ludlow or recommending local walks, they are keen, obliging hosts.
Barcelona also defend well and, whether picking Sergio Busquets or Yaya Touré, have a holding midfielder of a calibre still lacking at the Emirates.
Sensible and clear-sighted, Spark is a quiet defender of the writer, whether picking apart the emotional and social pressures that weighed on her or taking elegant umbrage at Herbert Read's assault on Shelley's editing of her husband's poems.
He's got them right in the past, whether picking Sam Warburton to be captain, or bringing in George North when he was only 19, managing Gavin Henson or juggling Rhys Priestland and Stephen Jones.
Moreover, whether or not picking up a new skill makes you smarter, it can certainly make you happier.
Republicans may now wonder whether they are picking the wrong candidates.But there is some good news for the GOP.
"But there are new things in everyday life, and I always question whether I am picking up on them.
Human beings are poor at making truly random choices – whether it's picking lottery numbers or playing cards.
Whether that's picking up a new hobby, trying out a new food, or traveling the world, do something.
