Sentence examples for words picked from inspiring English sources

Like a putt rolling downhill, Trump's words picked up speed as he said: "So here's 15.

"I can't tell you; I can't help you," his linesman Andy Halliday said, his words picked up by pitch microphone.

So, I supplied some sizing details and was asked to describe my style in three words picked from a selection.

As we left, Ernesto — with a gesture that spoke louder than words — picked up two near-invisible bits of colored plastic from the sand and quietly pocketed them.

In words picked up by a reporter's tape recorder, Mr. de Blasio said he would be willing to write a letter of recommendation to New York University on behalf of the family's daughter, Gabriele, a high school senior.

Mr. Bloomberg has yet to offer a single new idea, he said, and is popular only because he has grabbed easy victories, or in Mr. Green's words, "picked the low-hanging fruit".

In other words, pick any scale or cutoff you want, and the item will still be unique.

One of the few white protesters, wearing an organic farms T-shirt, held a placard scrawled with the words: "Pick your own lettuce today, whitey".

Over little - if any - backing track his words pick apart the world around him in a voice that sounds like a furious Eccles cake.

But there comes a moment in this concentrated study of artistic creation when the painter Mark Rothko Alfred Molinaandand his young assistant, Ken Eddie Redmaynee, far right, with Mr. Molina), lay down their words, pick up their brushes and get physical.

In other words, pick your battles.