Sentence examples for whom we pick from inspiring English sources

Donnie Yen returns as Ip Man, with whom we pick up in Hong Kong, 1959.

Regardless of whom we pick -- handsome or ugly -- chances are we're going to be struggling sometime in our fourth year of marriage, Fisher notes.

We analysed a representative sample containing 1632 subjects, from whom we randomly picked 524 subjects aged 14 years and over.

"We have to band together and make a conscious decision to whom we have to pick to not only represent the police officers, but for African Americans and minorities across this city".

We are a community fighting for equality, but this does not allow us the right to pick and choose whom we fight for.

Laws that say we can pick and choose whom we work with based on our "sincerely held religious beliefs" are dangerous to our society.

Two more likely explanation of the trend: First, the proliferation in the 1990s of small- and medium-sized fund firms set up by refugees from bigger financial institutions the sort of fund managers the pick of whom we profile in our Money Manager series.

On a subsequent "Fox News Sunday," Kristol again pushed Palin when asked whom McCain should pick: "Sarah Palin, whom I've only met once but I was awfully impressed by — a genuine reformer, defeated the establishment up there.

While we spend a lot of time at RotoWire telling you whom to pick up and whom to trade for, it's nearly as important to figure out whom you need to cut to make room for those players that you acquire via free agency.

Brazil's coach, Dunga, has 190 million countrymen telling him whom to pick and whom to discard.

He says Detective Louis Scarcella took him aside and told him whom to pick out.