Sentence examples for will be picked off from inspiring English sources

Against stronger opposition, their defensive line and porous midfield will be picked off and outclassed.

The rest of us will be picked off by the crows or served up in garlic butter.

Like the animals on the African plains, those that fall behind will be picked off by predators.

How many will be picked off, like the double bassist Edicson Ruiz, who recently became the youngest musician ever to join the Berlin Philharmonic?

Leaf will be picked off three times, and the defensive coordinator Ray Rhodes is off the hot seat at least for a week.

We at the Fawcett Society are particularly concerned that new or expectant mothers will be "picked off" as unscrupulous employers look for a reduction in their workforce.

Whether it is Fusaichi Pegasus, The Deputy, War Chant, More Than Ready or any other starter, some horse and rider will be picking off the leaders en route to the quarter pole and the top of the stretch.

Some of the anarchist and hard left activists I've been in touch with believe there is need for a "cooling off period", and fear roaming police surveillance teams will be picking off those identified as troublemakers and arresting them with so-called "snatch squads" that dive into the crowd and pull out suspects.

Then we'll be picked off like figures at a shooting gallery.

Play on only sniper matches, or random weapons, (which gives you a sniper half the time anyway) preferable on a medium-large map like Ascension, which is excellent for sniping, as there are a few points where you can see most all of the map, and soon you'll be picking off opponents who are in midair from the man cannon.

"Will we be picked off one by one until those who remain just run?"As that example might suggest, Mr Godwin is not a sufficiently original writer to give new life to an old story.