Sentence examples for which will pick from inspiring English sources
It's a favorite of the spider monkeys, which will pick and swallow dozens in a single feeding session.
They are more focused on South Carolina, which will pick a Republican candidate on the same day.
A public van service, or publico, which will pick you up anywhere in San Juan, can be significantly cheaper.
The shared rides, which will pick up passengers at designated taxi stands, will be allowed only on weekdays from 6 to 10 a.m.
Severstal, which will pick up a €140m "break fee" through its deal being scrapped, has said it would consider its options.
The company, which will pick you up from your hotel, offers snorkeling ($55), underwater scooters ($110) and dives (starting at $99).
They don't know yet which minister will pick up the academies programme.
(Slate's Brow Beat blog collected readers' favorite English sentences this week, from which Fish will pick his favorite).
It will be appalling if ministerial incompetence has left the government open to legal challenge for which taxpayers will pick up the bill.
The celebration of the 10 billionth download will last for 10 days during which Google will pick a series of top programs and drop their prices.
The Lib Dems nearly tied with Labour in those safer Tory seats in 2010, and with the party widely expected to shed votes the difficult question now is which party will pick them up.
