Sentence examples for means picked up from inspiring English sources

Messages stack up in your voicemail box until they are what the marketing blurb calls "manually retrieved" (I think this means "picked up").

"As simple as that, which means pick up the pace if you can.

That means picking up the flagging momentum of talks on Turkish accession.

For James Weeks, 56, that means picking up construction debris that blows into his lawn from the empty building.

For customers, it often means picking up the phone to find an eerie silence on the line.

Drivers can also earn more by offering shared rides, which means picking up additional passengers en route and resetting the meter after dropping off the first, he said.

BYO picnics can be risky affairs, because many people may automatically assume that means picking up the cheapest bottle from the nearest offie.

"I'm happy sitting out every other weekend if it means picking up silverware every other Sunday," the 2010 winner said.

This means picking up breakfast, lunch, coffee orders, and sometimes dry-cleaning so that your team don't have to take their eyes off their array of eight computer screens for a second.

And that almost certainly means picking up an adapter.

For Baidu, it also means picking up a platform foundation for its open self-driving software project that has all the necessary vehicle industry safety certifications, and a proven track record.