Sentence examples for will try to pick from inspiring English sources

(Too soon?) Verratti, a young Italian, comes on and will try to pick up the pace here.

Still, the chances that some company will try to pick up BlackBerry's single-digit market share are good.

Washington State quarterback Jason Gesser, one of the nation's best, will try to pick apart a secondary that gave up 341 passing yards to Texas Tech.

It can be assumed that Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader and an anti-western, conservative hardliner, will try to pick his own man for the job.

And Mr. Golisano will try to pick off disaffected voters in Yonkers, a city with a mostly Democratic enrollment but where voters tend to elect Republicans.

And Democrats say that the party leaders will try to pick someone with a strong r?m?ho won't embarrass the party in a way that Mr. Weiner did.

All he had, she said, was medium-size, "but he'll try to pick out the biggest ones".

They'll try to pick up the broken pieces from last December in Copenhagen, where we witnessed tortured dances by government leaders trying to avoid the realities of our time, and the profound conundrums we face as a society.

You can read the full review of the New "Orange Monster" here but I'll try to pick one up to talk about for our upcoming gift guide.

He'll try to pick up his first win ever in the Preakness, a tall order against horses such as Nyquist and Exaggerator.

Some people might not get the hint and others don't feel comfortable giving cash so they'll try to pick out something they think that you'll really love.