Sentence examples for left having picked from inspiring English sources

They scored 7 points in little more than a minute after O'Neal checked out of the game with 6 38 left, having picked up his fifth foul.

"It's poorer countries that are left having to pick up the burden".

Meanwhile it's poorer countries that are left having to pick up the burden".

Paterson left school aged 16 having picked up a single Higher School Certificate in English and found work at Dundee's own contribution to the literary world, comic publishers DC Thomson.

The result leaves Bristol eighth in the Championship, having picked up nine points from four games.

"I don't want to keep going over old ground, but it's sad that what I said at Luton is what I'm best known for," said Newell, who in his convalescence since leaving Kenilworth Road has picked up a propensity for the Gareth Southgate-style dug-out v-neck.

Having been forced to prune the budget by allowing several first-team regulars to leave, they have picked up just three points from the last eight games to slip to 11th in the Conference table.

The leave campaign has picked up momentum and taken a three-point lead over remain in the latest Observer/Opinium poll on the EU referendum.

Soon she was pouring tea brewed from leaves she had picked from the bushes all around the house.

"Related," an hourlong show that follows the lives of four adult sisters, left, started poorly but has picked up some viewers since moving to Monday nights.

In fact, it often appears that the movement may be, in the end, more right than left — that it may have picked up a dropped conservative stitch in the American political tradition.