Sentence examples for bureau picked from inspiring English sources

It is not as if the bureau picked this moment to reweight the index just because inflation was uncomfortably high.

James Scottyy" Reston, the head of the Times's Washington bureau, picked Lewis out to cover the supreme court, then at the centre of American politics because of its historic 1954 decision in the case of Brown v Board of Education of Topeka, the decision that outlawed segregation and can be viewed as eventually touching off the civil rights revolution.

To its credit, in the last few months, the bureau has finally picked up its pace.

The Costa Mesa Conference and Visitor Bureau agreed to pick up the cost.

WASHINGTON ― Asked about President Donald Trump's assertion that the FBI's reputation is "in tatters," the man Trump picked to head the bureau said Tuesday that he encourages FBI employees to ignore "the noise" on social media and on television.

In 1954 the Springfield Weather Bureau was closed and the airport station picked up the responsibilities of the old office.

Local public-security bureaux were not picking up their phones.

Brian Murphy, of mortgage broker Mortgage Advice Bureau, said he expected lending to have picked up again in February.

Mulvaney said he expected to be at the bureau only a short time, until President Trump picked a permanent director.

Years of diligently paying my rent or utilities on time had never been picked up by a credit reporting bureau.

The widespread distress among claimants caused by the re-assessment of incapacity benefit was rapidly picked up in GPs surgeries, welfare advice bureaux and food banks.