Sentence examples for never really picked from inspiring English sources

"It's our anniversary," he lies, since they never really picked a day.

"He kept working, showing and looking for things but we never really picked him out and he needs better service than we gave him.

Since this isn't a feature that could be fit into a mobile experience, it never really picked up on the desktop.

We started off great, kind of got stagnant in the middle then never really picked it back up," Dunbar said when asked what went wrong.

Back then, the white middle class was healthier, and despite media fear-mongering, long-term crack addiction never really picked up steam in the suburbs.

Eventually, though, she settles into bland vulnerability, and Mr. Hirsch, who looks more like Leonardo DiCaprio the more disheveled and panicky his character becomes, never really picks up the comic slack.

"She's been a big deal in Europe for a long time, but she's never really been picked up in England," he said.

Although I've known them for years, I've never gotten to really pick their brains about the whole thing until last week.

"That really picked them up.

It really picked up toward the second half of last year.

So I really picked their brains.