Sentence examples for not picked back from inspiring English sources

Things in the cultural sphere, including contemporary art that even before the war had been practically nonexistent, were not picked back up again for a long time, while the country tried to heal.

For those purchasing prescription drugs through the Medicare program coverage cuts off at $2,700 spent and does not pick back up again until $6,154 is spent by the participant.

The Razorbacks have a long layoff, as they won't pick back up until Feb. 12 when they take part in the Puerto Rico Golf Classic.

"I'm not surprised it's picked back up again," he said.

There should be a term in German that describes the sinking feeling you have when reading a serious book of scholarship, one whose determined author deserves praise and tenure, that no civilian reader should pick up, that will not warm in your hands, that will make you regret the 10 hours of your life lost to it, and that, once put down, will not cry out to be picked back up.

"Our smuggler picked back roads.

Lieutenant Jabber picked back up.

But something else you can do is never watch it; the accessibility of the medium has made it so that many of us have less guilt than we ever did about dropping something and not picking it back up.

He has not picked Julien Dupuy and Lionel Beauxis at half-back by accident, with England set to be tested both around the fringes and aerially.

Mr Evans added that GCSEs were strong and valued qualifications and although they had not picked up a groundswell of backing for changes in Wales similar to those proposed in England, including a possible return to O Levels, that did not mean that GCSEs could not be modernised and improved, including the number of exams sat by pupils, to avoid possible curriculum overload.

After Super Typhoon Mangkhut blew through the Philippines, things didn't take long to pick back up in the west Pacific.