single out in Czech

single out <v.> vybrat Entry edited by: PetrV single out <v.> zvolit Entry edited by: PetrV

Sentence patterns related to "single out"

1. They single out the biggest apple.

2. He didn't single out anyone by name.

3. I will single out two of them.

4. Which would you single out as the best?

5. Adeling Toeslagen did not single out any nationality

6. I single out Attitash only because I was there.

7. The girl is single out to represent the school.

8. We wanted to single out the main threat to civilisation.

9. 12 Why does Jehovah single out Moab for such harsh counsel?

10. It is almost invidious to single out specific examples of success.

11. Newton's laws of motion do not single out a direction of time.

12. After the buy, and the price is up, so why single out?

13. Don't single out the overweight members of your family for lifestyle changes.

14. It would be invidious to single out any one person to thank.

15. To single out such women, she came up with a clever test.

16. NEW SINGLE OUT NOW!!! The official Facebook page for American musician Marlon Browden

17. I'd be hard pushed to single out any particular track for special praise.

18. No doubt there are many, but I would like to single out just three.

19. It can single out for special treatment the special aggravating features of a crime.

20. But you cannot single out just one player on Saturday for an average performance.

21. Match at will on this model, can single out the dress that suits oneself most.

22. He said it was wrong to single out any section of society for Aids testing.

23. They single out an old, young, or infirm animal and only then start the chase.

24. Antonyms for Conventionalize include differentiate, distinguish, individualise, individualize, individuate, separate, singularize, segregate, single out and refuse

25. 36 synonyms for Choose: pick, take, prefer, select, elect, adopt, opt for, designate, single out, espouse

26. The Prodigy release their new single Out of Space next week their maddest offering to date.

27. Poll then selection class is beautiful , did a tax, single out the most beautiful two schoolgirls.

28. 22 The Prodigy release their new single Out of Space next week their maddest offering to date.

29. We single out technology and the structure of international finance as the primary driving forces for change.

30. The mobile phone is then instructed to single out and decipher only the conversation with the right code.

31. But at other times it may be very difficult to single out policy issues that divide the parties.

32. Utilizing her abilities, Countess can quickly single out and assassinate a key target and vanish into the darkness

33. The goal is to single out what makes you unique and then mold that ideal into a Catchy slogan.

34. The food-finder might instead single out one other nest mate, and then lead it alone back to the food source.

35. It's grossly unfair for television to single out one player from one game and conduct a kangaroo court there and then.

36. 4 But perhaps it's unfair to single out the French for their ability to demonise certain manifestations of the free flow in people, business and culture while happily accepting others.

37. ‘Again, Contrarily, it's one of his less memorable films.’ ‘Or, Contrarily, are there any contemporary film-makers whom you would single out as people whose attempts to shock have failed?’ ‘It has been said that today print culture is in decline, but Contrarily, the book industry has grown in …

38. But so it was, as great men and princes are said to call in their flatterers when dinner has been served, so the Athenians, upon slight occasions, entertained and diverted themselves with their spruce speakers and trim orators, but when it came to action, they were sober and considerate enough to single out the Austerest and wisest for public

39. There is the potential for preparing fish in a spice tea mix to go Awry, but the first flake of perfectly poached salmon was a revelation.: Of course, when things go Awry we always single out and punish somebody, usually the coach.: Things go Awry when, during a carefully orchestrated operation to free one of their imprisoned mates, a guard is killed