Sentence examples for article picking from inspiring English sources

Michael Walsh's article "Picking Up the Story Where Casablanca Left Off" [Oct.

To the Editor: The article "Picking the Best Credit Card" (April 24) was helpful but did not address the common problem that credit cards issued in the United States have a magnetic strip, not the chip found in European cards.

Next year's summit will be held in a remote Rocky Mountain resort, said Canada, its organiser and host.See article: Picking up the piecesThe state of EuropeFighting burst out in Macedonia again between rebels and government forces this time inside Tetovo, a mainly ethnic- Albanian city.

Reading last month's USA Today article, "Picking College, Major, Comes Down to Money," I felt a touch of déjà vu.

Another Times article, picking up where most Americans still begin when they think of gun violence, looked at mass shootings, but through a distinct lens.

For The Record Los Angeles Times Sunday February 08, 2004 Home Edition Los Angeles Times Magazine Part I Page 8 Lat Magazine Desk 1 inches; 54 words Type of Material: Correction The article "Picking Nits With Frank Deford" (Jan . 11 incorrectly stated that Deford collaborated on books with five professional tennis players.

Also, the dog waste that was mentioned in the article: picked up with plastic.

The Times article, picked up by other news organizations, caused a commotion among Brown alumni.

Associated Press correspondent Dirk Lammers, based in South Dakota, featured the Northern Grapes Project in a March 29 feature article picked up by several media outlets.

Well, O.K.! The Old Man, as he asked me to call him for this article, picked me up in his late-'80s Mazda; from the rearview mirror hung a medal with a Koranic verse and a blue teddy bear.

Thus, the bone this Article picks with the Court is not that it took the wrong path for pleading, but that it blazed a new and unclear path alone and without adequate warning or thought.