Sentence examples for is now picking from inspiring English sources

But Earnhardt is now picking his spots when to be brash.

Though Chinese investment mainly in mining and oil has grown more slowly, it is now picking up.

But solar photovoltaic technology works well all over the UK, and deployment is now picking up all over the country.

So it is now picking up small, cash-generating incumbent operators: it has just bought Monaco's and is looking at Oman's.

With 44% of the vote, Fico captured 83 of 150 seats, and is now picking ministers ahead of a swift transfer of power.

As Wilhelmina Cooper, one of his rivals, said of the typical top model in 1978, "She is now picking or choosing who she wants to work for, instead of just taking what her agency tells her to".

An outline of the previous stairs is now picked out in yellow on floor-to-ceiling cupboard doors.

St Pancras Baths, the original name when it opened in 1903, is now picked out in gold leaf on the building's lovingly restored facade.

In his view, fund managers, being human, are less conscious of costs when they choose a broker, because the bill is now picked up by the pension funds they manage.

The internet, Redmond suggested, was now picking up the slack.

However numbers were now picking up again, it said.