Sentence examples for is being picked over from inspiring English sources

The cost of the executions is being picked over by local press.

Her column is being picked over with the same vigilance, even by people who dismiss it as irrelevant.

Those flounces and ruches were straight out of the Eighties, a decade which is being picked over once again.

Other industries besides energy are being picked over, too.

Piles of used clothes are being picked over as people prepare for winter.

And two massive manhunts for lone gunmen in the north last summer are being picked over in the courts, causing some to question how effective the police would be against organised terrorist gangs anyway.Still, the British bobby has been adapting and evolving for almost 200 years, frequently dealing with precisely this question of how armed he should be.

Just after my play Disco Pigs opened in 1996 and was being picked up everywhere, I was walking over Patrick's bridge in Cork and I stopped dead still and felt absolutely terrified that I was alive and had to keep on living.

The exhibition was added to as the Airborne collected further Goring loot, which was now being picked over by Berchtesgaden peasants and the Army.

In the past two days, after the regime agreed to a cease-fire — one part of an ambitious peace plan proposed by Kofi Annan, the former U.N. Secretary General, that is still being picked over by Assad and the Russians — there have been more deaths, but less than the usual daily dozens.

It's been picked up all over the United States, and actually elsewhere too.

He's been picked to bowl plenty of overs as well as bat.