Sentence examples for has only picked from inspiring English sources

Eight years later, the comparison between the two fabulous Argentine players has only picked up steam.

After three straight wins, Chelsea will not be too unhappy with a point after being stretched for long periods by a west London neighbor that has only picked up 2 points from four games this season.

Gary Neville got the prize no one wants, coal: "the Englishman doesn't seem to be the solution for Valencia; he has only picked up three of 15 points," the text ran.

Furthermore, Atwood's book shows that the historical record demonstrates that America has only picked wars with "foreign enemies" that could never strike back with direct collateral damage.

It is more than a decade since China officially became an ageing nation, and since then, the country's ageing process has only picked up speed.

HTC's been cranking out candybar touchscreen handsets like these for some time now, and their pace has only picked up with the Android lines.

His assurance did little to curb opposition, and town-hall-style resolutions against the law have only picked up steam.

"I had only picked six numbers and the female shop assistant reminded me that I needed to pick a seventh," he said.

Sean Dyche's side have only picked up seven of an available 36 points away from home, with a solitary 2-1 win at Stoke in November.

The defending champions have only picked up eight points from their first eight matches this season and are down in 16th, 10 points behind Premier League leaders Manchester City.

The idea that bronze has no greater inherent aesthetic value than, say, snot is a concept that artists have only picked up on relatively recently.