Sentence examples for claims pick up from inspiring English sources

"When claims pick up, that's a worrisome sign".

Although the IPPR, like Policy Exchange, claims pick up in a range of party manifestos for its ideas, it is known to be close to Labour – a closeness fostered by an interchange of staff.

"This could turn out to be similar to cases in the past, where we have stalked groups who have made serious claims picked up in recorded conversations or in email traffic, but when we get down to it they did not have the necessary hardware to actually do it," the source said.

In "The Eagles Encyclopedia," Ray Didinger states that Willey lined up that day against New York's Hall of Fame left tackle, Roosevelt Brown, a claim picked up by some of the obituaries.

He foresaw what he called "the end of nature" and when the natural world would give up no more of its secrets, he turned to the supernatural, annotating the "celestial speech" he claimed to pick up from angels.

"Spiritualists and people who want to believe in ghosts often claim to pick up haunted auras and ghostly feelings when visiting Alcatraz," reads a FAQ on the website of Alcatraz Cruises, which provides ferry service to the island.

Tepco has changed its inspection protocols for the storage tanks and claims this should pick up any future problems much earlier.

Many Republicans blamed his problems for their recent losses in other state and federal races, and political analysts said those claims were likely to pick up steam.

Only once, he claimed, did he ever pick up a clarinet again.

A young shortstop named Derek Jeter claimed he couldn't pick up the ball coming off the bat.

Self-proclaimed "moral experts" pick up these claims and spread them, and people try to rise up against their folk devils.