Sentence examples for will pick over from inspiring English sources
The historians will pick over that question.
Experts in the rulebook will pick over whether the foul continued into the area but the offence was unquestionably deserving of the red card that came Demichelis's way and left City in reduced circumstances, and numbers, at a crucial phase.
You will wither on your twisted vines of discontent and treachery, and we will pick over what is left of your vision until even that is gone.
Between now and the Six Nations, the coaches will pick over the performances this month, assessing the qualities, for example, of the pack which held New Zealand and dominated Australia but struggled to impose themselves on Samoa and South Africa.
The financial experts will pick over the bones of the "Dubai model" for years to explain what has happened, but the basics are simple: with minimal natural resources in an energy-rich region, Dubai decided to go for broke with an ambitious strategy of economic growth designed to turn the Arab fishing village into a global trading metropolis.
No, he will not pick over old sores.
(Particular, May), Canadian artist and graphic novelist Leanne Shapton, a woman who makes the most beautiful books money can buy, will beadily pick over the subject of jealousy and all its destructive effects, using her own line drawings.
Yet even if eurozone leaders agree to release the money at tomorrow's meeting, a disbursement needs approval by national parliaments – and national legislators across the Continent will want to pick over Greece's offer.
There will be much to pick over after the referee, Nicola Rizzoli, judged that a handball from Gabi in the 91st minute had occurred outside the area, not in it.
In Paraguay fans will be picking over that own goal; in Japan they will be debating strategies for today's contest with Australia.
Actress' loops and percussions will be picked over and manipulated by the chamber musicians and the hybrid results will all be brought together by Hugh Brunt, principal conductor of the LCO.
