Sentence examples for help picking up from inspiring English sources

He carefully plodded his way toward the finish line, sponsoring popular get-tough ballot initiatives on homelessness and panhandling and, with Mr. Brown's help, picking up powerful ethnic, business and labor endorsements.

It was one of those "only in Detroit" stories that news outlets couldn't help picking up.

Even flies, which are a lot dumber than bees, can't help picking up some pollen from the veritable fountain surrounding the warm spadix.

But sitting up there behind his snare drum, he said, he could not help picking up a few financial pointers from time to time.

Offer help: Picking up a dropped pen, helping clean a spill, or just handing someone a napkin, makes you look good and can serve as a natural ice-breaker.

Kacie found that people couldn't help picking up the little guys when they inevitably fell into gutters, bumped against walls, or were savaged and flipped by dogs (I imagine).

Private groups will need to help pick up the slack.

Naomi Watts and Chris Cooper are there to help pick up the pieces.

Private charities and businessmen, like Mr. Bashabsheh, are expected to help pick up the tab.

That would help pick up unrecognized problems and expedite referrals for treatment.

Store officials like the pagers because they help pick up impulse sales, he said.