“pick”造句，怎麼用pick造句

Business began to pick up towards summer.

Curiously, Vogue magazine has yet to pick up on this.

You pick up the scissors and snip the cord.

Don't pick the scab or it will bleed.

B: Umm... Could you pick me up a chicken salad sandwich and a large diet coke?

It is a bad form to pick one's teeth in public.

The secretary arranged for two cars to pick up the delegation at the airport

I'll drive or walk through your neighborhood at night, before you close the blinds, just to pick my targets.

Chris "Tango" Wu, a 26 year-old self-styled "professional pick-up artist," spends his time teaching his many and varied pick-up tricks to single male students eager to learn how to meet women.

Note that the way we pick what to work on in Construction is quite different from Elaboration.

Out of this million things, we have to pick and choose, otherwise we'll forever be drowning in work and never get anything done.

Choppy trading makes it hard to pick stocks based on fundamental qualities, leaving shorter-term options and technical analysis better tools for navigating its bounces, he said.

Still remember, that night, a dream of moonlight, quietly slid into the bed, I barefoot, with the day to pick a garland, in a silver, a yellowish Daisy put on the pillow.

You can now go to Yelp to find out what your Facebook friends say about the new coffeehouse down the street, visit Spotify to let them pick music playlists for you, or play Zynga games with them.

Instead of delivering gas from the plant closest to a customer, as they used to do, drivers were now asked to pick up shipments from whichever plant was making gas at the lowest delivered price, even if it was farther away.

More than a few of our comrades limit their vision to the people around them and invariably pick for promotion people they happen to know, instead of selecting the best by going deep among the masses. This, too, is bureaucracy of a sort.

You have to pick carefully.

Syringe without needle - to pick up mercury.

They always pick on him to do the unpleasant jobs.

When I pick blackberries on the path under Kingston Ridge they pick with me, their tanned, sinewy arms oblivious to scratches, their laughing mouths purple with juice.

So, don't think it's like back in, pick a place, I could offend somebody.

The second important factor in choosing a specialty is to pick one where there is currently no one established expert.

To manipulate the display, users pick up a piece of wireless electronic "chalk" that can work either in contact with the surface or from a distance.

Nearly half the writers pick A, but the correct answer is D. Puns are not allowed, spoiled fruit isn’t even remotely funny, and defaming mothers-in-law could irk mothers-in-law.

After scientists showed the four crows a series of colour photographs of humans with their hair concealed, one pair was trained to pick men's faces and the other pair women's faces.

They pick up litter.

Tomorrow we'll go to pick berries.

Otherwise you could pick someone else in the department who can do it for you.

The plant will pick up the tree's distress signals and the polygraph will record its sympathetic response.

I pick them up at the library: Migration Habits of Birds, Urban Structures, and one that I was particularly excited about: Bats in the Belfry: a Joyous Evocation of Architectural Eccentricity.

Obviously, you should pick some other password.

The green grocer told me to take my pick of the apples,so I chose the big,ripe ones.

In this fall, again to pick up a red leaf, write down the sadness of the past, draw a thin west wind, beauty half curtains, let the autumn wind belt to the dream of the distance, perhaps that is the best home.

Today the copious carbon dioxide emitted to the atmosphere is left for nature to pick up, which it cannot do fast enough.

She stooped to pick up her bag from the ground.