Sentence examples for has finally picked up from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kitts's contractor business, he said, has finally picked up again.

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

The increased global anxiety threatens to slow the recovery in the United States, where job growth has finally picked up after the deepest recession since the Great Depression.

Though German job growth has finally picked up in the last few months, unemployment is expected to stay above 10percentthroughoututhehe year.

He added that if founder Michael Eavis wanted to make the call, "we're in the Yellow Pages and ready to go!" Now that Eavis has finally picked up the phone, we spoke to Ulrich about how he was gearing up for the Pyramid stage.

It looks like Apple has finally picked up one of the last remaining pieces of internet property linked to one of its key service brands: the iPhone and Mac giant has quietly taken over ownership of iCloud.net, TechCrunch has learned.

Perhaps they did not mind that someone had finally picked up and bagged a dead pigeon that had become part of the stony landscape around the sculpture.

Or maybe they were just shocked that someone had finally picked up the pace.

Then, once things had finally picked up in the 80s, the Romanian Communist Party decided its citizens deserved to be fucked over by their own government.

The colour may have been bronze, but it was worth its weight in gold for Karina Bryant and for British judo, which has finally picked itself up off the Olympic mat.

Mr. Cappelli told county officials yesterday that he had finally picked a hotel operator and that the pace of the project would now pick up.