| Instead, he believes Rugops was a scavenger, using its head to pick at carrion rather than fighting other animals for food. |
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| But Ruben liked to pick and pick at her until she exploded so he could turn around and call her childish. |
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| I guess if you wanted to pick at him, you could say he still takes it upon himself to do too many things. |
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| He removed the lock pick and began to pick at the locks holding his restraints down. |
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| But now they were tearing each other to pieces, and their vulture lawyers would pick at the carcass of their marriage. |
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| He threw a guitar pick at Connor who caught it after 2 attempts. |
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| If you do have warts, don't rub, scratch, or pick at them or you may spread the virus or cause a bacterial skin infection. |
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| I racked my brains and tried to pick at the puzzle in a logical and scientific way. |
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| If we just pick at Dharma randomly we will never gain a deep and stable experience, and our wisdom will never develop to its full potential. |
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| They probably won't eat these unless they can be chopped and mixed with other forage, but use them for bedding, and they will pick at them. |
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| Each stick has a pick at one end, for moving the sled and a blade at the other end to handle the puck. |
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| There was some light rains in the early part of the day so many vintners decided not to pick at all. |
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| The pay back calculation will be the next important step: it will demonstrate what are the fruit to pick at which cost. |
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| As he engages with the merciless classmates who rag him and pick at him every day, he imagines himself in computer graphics in the armour of the warrior. |
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| The more we pick at it, the more it smears. |
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| Students will be told the fascinating story of Fort Lennox in the form of a tale through an interpreter-guide that is sure to pick at their curiosity. |
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| You pick at random, look at them and feel gratified. |
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| Situated near Moulin à Vent vineyard, those parcels are cultivated like our other vineyard: grass is kept to control yields, and the goal is to pick at the best maturity. |
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| The pick system displays each tote number and the number of pieces to pick at each pick location. |
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| Do not pick at acne, as this can lead to infection. |
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| The Bordeaux wine dealer Focke, of German descent, apparently waited until the end of the long autumn rains before starting to pick at his chateau, La Tour Blanche in Bommes. |
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| After prayer, he must make himself centrally available for all to pick at him, and he should respond to all and provide for all with charity, patience and meekness. |
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| If the weather is good and the place is safe from predators like rats, large birds and dogs, it might be a good idea to let them pick at some vegetation in addition to their normal concentrated feed. |
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| Never pick at them, or try to remove them yourself. |
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| Attach an ice pick at the end of your cane. |
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| He began to pick at the fussy fringe on the arm of his chair. |
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