Sentence examples for matters pick up from inspiring English sources

Matters pick up with the three hits Bishop undertakes to rescue bikini-clad aid worker Jessica Alba: there's an ingenious kill involving a rooftop pool, and it's amusing watching Tommy Lee Jones's return to Under Siege styling as an eccentric arms dealer.

All polls are subject to random fluctuations, and more systematic biases affecting the types of people who get involved with internet panels, or for that matter pick up the phone.

He ultimately resigned while an investigation into the matter picked up steam.

The pinlike electrodes, which protrude into the brain's gray matter, picked up signals from the neurons nearby.

A Planetary Protection Officer would be tasked with making sure that astronauts and robots don't return home contaminated with some potentially harmful organic matter picked up during space travel.

In the documentary "Language Matters," Bob Holman and David Grubin pick up the saga in the mid-nineteen-sixties, when the British government flooded the ancient village of Capel Celyn, one of the few remaining Welsh-language communities, to create a reservoir that supplied water to Liverpool.

But this is my living and my place of work, and after 23 years it's no simple matter to pick up and leave and look for another job.

Construction matters: If you pick up a pair of underwear and the threads are loose and the seams are spaced far apart, you're just looking for disaster.

10.05am: Some money matters: the county champions pick up £550,000, with the runners-up receiving £235,000.

Only when the Scottish Football Association cited the club for breaches of their regulations, by not controlling their employee, did matters surrounding the manager pick up pace.

But which of these things really matter when you actually pick up the device and start using it?