Sentence examples for indeed picked up from inspiring English sources
Sardar's account was that he had indeed picked up a homemade bomb when he went to the country with an Iraqi friend, and wrapped tape around it.
Confirmation has now come that ITV has indeed picked up the singing contest for three series, as well as introducing spin-off show The Voice Kids, both starting in 2017.
If those consumers are indeed picked up by the police, they may qualify as having been arrested.
The agreement is excellent evidencing that the three PC's have indeed picked up all the important features of the genes' expression profiles in wild-type yeast (data not shown).
He said it was clear that the headset was, indeed, picking up an EEG signal.
Some surveys since the Brexit vote did indeed pick up an abrupt drop in consumer confidence.
Although demand for data delivered by satellite is indeed picking up in Asia, it is mostly for internal corporate use.
Jargon is insider knowledge – indeed, picking up the office lingo is a key task when people start a new job.
Earlier Thursday, it seemed as though Mr. Boehner was indeed picking up support for his bill, which cuts spending, raises the debt ceiling and gives his members their coveted balanced-budget amendment.
And with job growth accelerating and the unemployment rate dropping to 7.7percentnt, its lowest point since December, 2008, things are indeed picking up — and it's silly for the President's critics to deny it.
