Examples of 'got to pick' in a sentence
Meaning of "got to pick"
Got to pick is a colloquial expression that means to have or be given the opportunity to choose or select something. It implies that the person has the chance to make a decision or make a choice among different options. 'Got to pick' suggests a sense of agency and decision-making power
How to use "got to pick" in a sentence
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But you have got to pick yourself up.
I got to pick a pair of these lovely pumpkins.
We have still got to pick up the license.
Got to pick up tea cakes on the way.
You have just got to pick stuff up.
I got to pick some things up on my way home.
But you have got to pick a lane.
Just got to pick up a few things at my house.
Couple loose ends we have got to pick up.
I have got to pick out another girl.
Imagine if every criminal got to pick his judge.
I have got to pick up some supplies in town.
I do not know why you got to pick your identity.
I have got to pick up my kids from gymnastics.
Sometimes you have just got to pick the man up.
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We have got to pick up the threads in life.
The state of california says you got to pick one parent.
You have got to pick up the phone.
I do not want you to feel like you got to pick one.
Everyone got to pick what they wanted.
Somehow we decided that the last person chosen got to pick next.
I have got to pick up some rotting fruit.
I guess we got to pick.
I have got to pick up the little one.
You said you would cover it as long as you got to pick the school.
You have got to pick a pocket or two.
Anybody that claims to have a drinking problem has got to pick up a broad in a bar.
I just got to pick up the truck keys.
You are not thinking about the children and what time you have got to pick them up.
I have got to pick a good fantasy team.
I have just got a couple of things I have got to pick up in town.
You have got to pick up the kids.
Because we decided to try an experiment And we got to pick one person.
I have got to pick all them up now.
Check out her previous boyfriends You got to pick her up.
I have got to pick up some seals too.
Since Claw won the first challenge they got to pick first.
Next week we got to pick a different word.
Got to pick my punches to take him down.
You still got to pick your way in.
Got to pick up my little boy afterwards.
I have really got to pick up your van.
I got to pick my boy up from day care.
And you have got to pick it up.
I got to pick up a few things for a stakeout.
But you have got to pick your battles.
I got to pick up my daughter from school later.
You have really got to pick up the pace.
I got to pick them up from swim camp.
You have just got to pick up the rhythm.
