Sentence examples for are often picked from inspiring English sources

Tickets are often picked up en route, in service stations or industrial estates.

Mothers that stay behind to nurse their calves are often picked off by predators or hunters.

She says many are fleeing abusive husbands or working to support children alone, and are often picked up by the police and fined, or jailed.

Since 2004, Hoft has run the Gateway Pundit, whose posts are often picked up by the Drudge Report and distributed widely through Facebook.

However, one quirk is that some sites and articles that are styled like formally written and reviewed research papers are often picked up by the searching algorithms.

They headed along a known smuggling route toward Route 86 in Arizona, where migrants are often picked up and eventually carried to points across the United States.

For us to put perfect fruit on supermarket shelves, we are often picking at odd times of day.

This means they are often picking out and saving items on mobile and then buying them later on desktop.

"A Lions tour comes at the end of a long season, and when you get to this part of the following season players are often picking up injuries, they are jaded and just haven't got enough petrol in the tank.

Such sensitive information is often picked up by broadcasters and it should have been the end of the matter.

The nutritional quality is just as good -- and sometimes even better, because the produce is often picked and frozen at its peak of quality.