Sentence examples for further pick up from inspiring English sources

"Activity levels, while they've picked up, are still running at between two-thirds or three-quarters of historic averages in terms of whether it's transactions or approvals, homebuilding, so there is some room for that to further pick up".

Such a growth path would be consistent with continued solid consumption driven by low unemployment, a further pick up of the US and UK economy and a soft landing of the Chinese economy.

But the satellite records, due to be presented by the Ohio State University geographer Jason Box, go a step further, picking up images of smoke over Greenland at the time of last summer's extreme melt.

These graceful contours are further picked up in spaceships that float like jellyfish and in suits of armor that evoke crustaceans, adding to this alien world's striking conceptual unity.

And when there are only two boxes left, the sensor located by the roller line can recognize this and will give the information to stop the further picking up activities of the robot.

The Chemical Brothers continue a successful Grammys track record, with the recent album Further picking up a nomination in the Best Electronic/Dance Album category.

I took my passion for all things Sega further, picking up a 32X in 1996, but even with decent versions of DOOM and Virtua Racing to call my own, it was to the Mega-CD that I consistently turned, until university took me away from its permanently grinding, reset-to-open drawer.

I took my passion for all things Sega further, picking up a 32X in 1996, but even with decent versions of DOOM and Virtual Racing to call my own, it was to the Mega-CD that I consistently turned, until university took me away from its permanently grinding, reset-to-open drawer.

Only a few new taxa with very small biomass were further picked up by additional sequencing (from 8too 13 Gb).

(Those who want to explore further should pick up Gage Averill's essential "A Day for the Hunter, A Day for the Prey: Popular Music and Power in Haiti").

(Those who want to explore further should pick up Gage Averill's essential "A Day for the Hunter, A Day for the Prey: Popular Music and Power in Haiti"). There's still nothing like the music generated by the rasin bands in that early-nineties moment of dangerous crossroads in Haiti Boukan Ginen, RAM, Zobop, Kanpech, to name some that I recall from that time.