Sentence examples for has picked up support from inspiring English sources

She has picked up support among Sarkozy supporters like Ms. Rohart and Bernard Lefrère, 62, a retired teacher.

Opinion-poll evidence, though skimpy, suggests it has picked up support since then.

Mrs Clinton has picked up support from establishment figures such as Peter Chernin of News Corporation and Haim Saban, a television investor.

Central to Opening Doors is a controversial idea that has picked up support in cities worldwide, especially in the Scandinavian countries, Germany, France and the UK.

So far, only a few commercial health clubs here have made a concerted effort to lure the over-55 set, but children's fitness has picked up support.

The campaign has picked up support from new allies who are asking questions about farm animals raised in huge, confined feedlots or sheds.

Last September, the Houthis — who have picked up support beyond their own power base during the cycles of conflict — seized Sanaa.

Republican officials in the state said Mr. McCain had picked up support in the area, but not among traditional Republican voters.

Ron Lester, a Democratic pollster who is not working for either candidate, said polls he had conducted in Chicago, Miami, Atlanta and North Carolina showed that Mr. Bradley had picked up support among white Democrats but had not gained on Mr. Gore with black voters.

The number of undecided superdelegates has fallen in recent weeks as both candidates have picked up support -- Barack Obama more so than Hillary Rodham Clinton, according to a survey by The New York Times and CBS News.

But the strongest advocates of this option inside the government, led by Paul D. Wolfowitz, the deputy secretary of defense, continue to argue for it, and they have picked up support on Capitol Hill among conservative Republicans.