Sentence examples for better pick up from inspiring English sources

You can do whatever you want, but at the end of the year, you better pick up every red cent.

Driving a cab in the traffic of the city is not easy!" He thought, "My God, if this is so important to people, even to the cab drivers, well, I think I'd better pick up and get my act together.

"You'd better pick up," says Richards.

It costs $199 and doesn't include an HDMI cable, so if you've got four devices you want to hook up, you'd better pick up a fifth HDMI cable.

"There are a lot of teams below us picking up points every week and clambering out of the relegation zone so we better pick up some results," added Francis.

But I had no idea how to play guitar and i actually thought 'I'm too old … it will take me forever to learn how to play guitar… I'd better pick up the bass, since it has fewer strings and should be easier/faster to learn.' I guess that was really the beginning of Loog Guitars," said Atijas.

When Smith struggled in the preseason, Baltimore moved quickly to acquire someone who could do that job better, picking up Lee Evans in a trade with Buffalo.

Shrimp and grits were even better, picking up smoke and texture and heat from sautéed Kentucky ham and red-eye gravy.

Away from home, Still's side have been no better, picking up eight points from 42, but they will hope to take advantage of a Plymouth team that, despite having lost one in six, have been utterly abysmal on their home turf this season.

The results are similar to those presented here for the 1980s, but better in the 1990s, perhaps because they modeled to a finer spatial scale, thereby better picking up traffic-related variability.

Every clifftop and mineshaft presumably heaved and pulsed with cluster-trees of invisible overhead tech, the better to pick up what was actually being said.