Sentence examples for I somehow picked from inspiring English sources

"I was worried that another customer might think I somehow picked that code.

My mother read it and she said: 'But you know why I had to have that dog killed.' And I suddenly realised that I had somehow picked up that story or memory".

During my childhood and I had somehow picked up the belief or energy that I was bad, that I was wrong and that I was no good to anyone.

I'm embarrassed to admit that I was somehow picked for this duty a couple of years ago.

Once, I developed an itchy rash and legged it to a Soho sexual health clinic, convinced that I'd somehow picked up HIV – without having ever had sex.

Do a few remaining algae repopulate the coral or does it somehow pick up new and different algae?

Once, I developed an itchy rash and high-tailed it to a Soho sexual health clinic, convinced that I'd somehow picked up HIV despite never having sex.

It helped me overcome a real barrier, one I had somehow picked up from the larger culture of my childhood where the conformist, melting pot concept of assimilation still held, and where just about every TV show had a Christmas episode every year.

I don't know where I am, I don't know what I'm reading and I feel as if the book in my hand has somehow picked me up and dumped me down again in a very strange place where strange rules apply.

"Immigration authorities somehow picked it up and they did what they are supposed to do, they came and picked them up.

Perhaps the most important is that one small group of modern humans who live far away from Siberia the Melanesian islanders of the Pacific Ocean have somehow picked up a block of genes from Dr Paabo's species on their (or, rather, their ancestors') travels.