Sentence examples for I usually pick up from inspiring English sources

I usually pick up some lunch for my staff, because my grandmother told me that armies march on their stomachs.

If it is cooked through, turn off the heat and let the leaves cool before transferring them delicately on to a serving dish (I usually pick up the rolled leaves with my fingers to keep them intact, if you don't like using your fingers you may have to use two spoons for the longest leaves).

I usually pick up some meat at Marin Sun Farms and make dinner at home.

And I usually pick up through friends-of-friends or at the pub, or at a party.

Between you and me, once I go out looking to create even a single breakthrough I usually pick up momentum as the day goes on and even the slowest starting days are most often transformed into purpose filled, contentment producing events.

Summer is nice in some regard, because I'm mostly free, but it usually picks up in the Fall again.

"After New Year's, it usually picks up.

I'll take five bikinis (I'll usually pick up another, and get a new bikini before I go), two pairs of sunglasses and two hats (put underwear inside to keep their shape) – one straw Panama style, and one wide-brimmed – and a gorgeous old kaftan I've had forever.

"I can usually pick up if there is something going on in their life that makes them want to embrace something new," he says.

"We have a week and a half to go to reach the target and I think things usually pick up again at the end of the time".

Housing Works does not usually pick up books; it expects people to deliver them.