Sentence examples for will be picked for from inspiring English sources

A team of four horses and riders will be picked for the Games.

Five of the most promising nerds who sign up to facebook.com/geekoftheyearuk will be picked for a geek-off on 30 November, where comedians Adam Bloom and Carl Donnelly will provide the laughs.

If Bryant, who faces a hearing in October on a sexual assault charge, plays in Athens, three other role players, who could potentially include either Jefferson, Collison, Brand or Carter, will be picked for the team.

It is unlikely that anyone who features heavily in Poland and Ukraine will be picked for the 18-strong Olympic squad but the FA has left the way clear for squad members who do not.

You have until November 7 to submit your idea, and only the best six will be picked for the final phase; that's the 48-hour camp itself to be held from December 5 to 7 at the Young Foundation in Bethnal Green.

With 64 days left until the caucuses, where the first delegates will be picked for the national presidential conventions, about 250 campaign workers have already decided that the long hours, the low pay and the inherent job instability are worth whatever payoff may be at the end -- be it a job in a new presidential administration or enough field experience to run a Congressional campaign.

He'll be picked for Wales.

Your boss mentioned a new exciting position and you think you'll be picked for the job.

"That's when Alan got called back to the ground after training, after being told he'd been picked for England Under-21s," Nicholls says.

I thought he might be phoning just to say, 'You're doing well, keep going.' That would have been fine because, on the inside, I was thinking, 'You've never picked me and now I'm going to show you exactly what I'm made of.' So I called him, sitting on the toilet, and that's how I heard I'd been picked for England.

The network has not announced whether the show will be picked up for a second season.