Sentence examples for made by picking from inspiring English sources

She said she was heartened by the gains Democrats had made by picking up at least seven seats.

For nearly forever, raisins have been made by picking bunches of grapes and sun-drying them in the vineyard on trays.

Axenic cultures were made by picking colonies from streaked plates and re-streaking the enrichments until there was no growth of contaminating bacteria in ASP2 seawater medium enriched with 0.05% D-glucose and 0.02% yeast extract.

The new structure is aimed at helping us build on the progress we have made by picking up the pace of change in what we do and how we do it.

"Good oil has to be made by picking the fruit at the proper time and then using the most modern and efficient technology possible so the oil stays as fresh as possible for as long as possible.

Philippot, evidently not a timid soul, had more to say, and a telling connection to make: by picking Trump, he said, Americans were refusing to have their choices dictated to them by "an oligarchy," which had now been defeated for a second time, "after Brexit".

Contractors say they are trying to make do by picking up other projects where they can, but private sector and state and local government demand has also been weak or shrinking in recent years.

Last year's partnership between X-Men: Days of Future Past and Virgin Trains seemed like a match made by randomly picking companies out of a hat.

As a small girl she made money by picking through trash and selling recyclable material.

For nearly a year, home for Fadil Metaj was Australia, where he made money by picking fruit and his sons attended good schools.

Members of the group said they sometimes made money by picking parking meters or sitting in front of parking lots, pretending to be the attendant after the real one leaves.