Sentence examples for due picking from inspiring English sources

Powers is bloated like a tick on his lost fame; bumped from the big leagues, he ping-pongs between jobs, chasing "trim" and the comeback he's convinced is his due, picking up enablers along the way.

"Given he played in goal, this raised the question: has a keeper playing in the Football League, or further afield, ever been suspended due to picking up five or more yellow cards?" Dara O'Reilly emails to note that "eccentric Arsenal goalkeeper Jens Lehmann was suspended for the 2007 Carling Cup final after receiving five yellow cards, four for time-wasting and one, surprisingly, for simulation.

The obvious conclusion is that the party might be out of touch with The People in a few states, due to picking weak candidates to support, is not made within the article, however.

This is likely due to picking up non-additive genetic variation that this wheat data harbors.

More than 10%% of all clones used did not contain the expected insert probably due to picking or annotation errors, or they did not contain the complete ORFs.

Mixed genotypes may be due to picking up of more than one colony for expansion and DNA isolation or changes in subsets of cells in patients or during routine culture.

To ensure that the clones identified are indeed depleted in MLH1 because of the presence of the siRNA and not due to picking rare clones with mutations in MLH1 or genes which regulate it, we carried out long-term culturing of M1 cells in the absence of selection for the knockdown construct.

Next year the party is due to pick a leader to contest the presidential election due in 2009.

That campaign effort is due to pick up again on Monday.

The British-born Bangladeshi was due to pick up his partner and two young children.

The press is welcome to watch the Congress from afar, and after the election party, I was due to pick up my badge for tomorrow.