Sentence examples for pick someone up from inspiring English sources

"Friday I tried to pick someone up at the train station; it was impossible".

You drive around, you get a ping when you need to pick someone up, you drop them off and get instant gratification to see how much $ you make.

The objective for many here is to hang out at the bar first and then pick someone up before dessert arrives.

It was first defined as "to pick someone up at a party" and then progressed to "become sexually involved with; to make out".

Dana said, "When you go to an anti-racism workshop and you hear an ex-neo-Nazi speak about his life as a skinhead, it's really not a place to pick someone up".

"We said, 'They took three of ours, let's take one of theirs.' And we decided to pick someone up, to kidnap him, beat him up, and throw him out".

They said that their work was controlled by the firm as they are only told the destination of a job when they pick someone up, and they were not allowed to send another driver in their place – two features of employment.

"Seeing something new is really the beginning of this long journey to understand what on Earth it is that you have seen," says Tara Shears, a particle physicist at Liverpool University who works on the LHCb detector at Cern. "It's like turning up to a railway station to pick someone up who you've never met before.