Sentence examples for cases picking from inspiring English sources

It's natural to find oneself shouting at LBC and, in extreme cases, picking up the phone in order to get stuck in.

Because a Tony in those categories can lure tourists in New York and ensure solid runs on the road, producers pull out all the stops they can for their shows: spending as much as $250,000 to advertise a show with a good chance of winning best musical, trying to book television appearances and in some cases picking up the telephone to cajole Tony voters they know.

I fought my way over to the iPhone cases, picked one, and prepared to check out.

No cases of local infections have been reported yet among U.S. states, where the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention counted 1,132 cases picked up during foreign travel.

In another case, Estelle Green, the wife of attorney Michael Green, who is prosecuting both cases, picked up her dog to find that the pup's nails were cut too short and bleeding, according to the Star Advertiser.

It was expected that with increasing wealth GDM would become more prevalent, and/or the functionality of the health system would improve, thus increasing the number of cases picked up through screening.

It is possible that the cases picked up by screening are of a different variety which would regress spontaneously and are not related to the more aggressive tumours which arise in children aged over 1 year [ 45].

Users can also communicate on tasks in case picking up the kids is more convenient for a neighbor than it is for the patient's mom.

The eponymous camp is a Depressionera community of farm laborers in this case picking cotton beholden to oppressive owners and managers, while also being sustained and preyed upon by a traveling bootlegger named Esteban, the book's protagonist.

Other times it is less subtle, such as a witness in a rape case picking out a rapist from an array of photos in which the prime suspect had a letter R on his picture.

"This case picked me, I didn't pick it.