Sentence examples for might pick it from inspiring English sources

Few editors approved of the move, but the strip was so popular that they had little choice but to continue to run it for fear that competing newspapers might pick it up and draw its fans away.

If you're attuned, you might pick it up".

"There were murmurings that Netflix might pick it up," says Antonia Thomas, who plays Evie.

So the worker with the smelly trash might pick it up and carry it into her tormentor's cubicle when others are watching.

It's there in the nursery school where the falafel king's widow, Simona, works, whose director tells staff they'd better not talk "Moroccan" (Arabic), since the kids might pick it up.

When the drone delivers pizza, our connected home might pick it up and have a Tellspec track the food calories we eat.

Even the real Steve Jobs, who isn't known for his ability to laugh at himself, might want to pick it up for a quick, self-enlightening way to pass some time on the Jobs Jet.

Then, if you see anything else that might be handy, pick it up too!

So you do notice when you're having a moment, in the same way that a TV viewer or moviegoer might pick up on it?

Whereas Parsons in newsprint – the notorious attack dog who rails against everyone from drunken women to David Cameron – might pick a fight, it is hard to imagine that the man who greets me at Hampstead Station, nattily dressed in Prada flat cap and Pretty Green black polo shirt, would.

On a table, the handset might get great signal; pick it up, and the signal gets lost in the meat of your palm.