Sentence examples for pick up elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dailey, who publicizes the group at BrooklynKickball.com, hopes that the game will pick up elsewhere.

Liverpool might have one last card to play: immediately offering Suárez an improved contract exceeding the £200,000 per week he's likely to pick up elsewhere, possibly with a clause that allows the player a move to a foreign club in the event of an offer above a negotiated amount.

Kickstarter may not have the security of ordering gadgets from established companies, but when it works, it results in some amazing stuff that you aren't likely to be able to pick up elsewhere.

The NBC report was widely picked up elsewhere.

Dactylic rhythms in the first line, and picked up elsewhere, beat out a quietly emphatic tattoo.

If "BattleBots" is not picked up elsewhere, devotees may soon find televised robot fights scarce.

And demand for oil has picked up elsewhere, too, particularly as Asia's economies have recovered from their financial squeeze.

They also believe that lost student votes can be picked up elsewhere: private polling shows a boost of support among working-class women aged under 30.

Most of those who were picked up elsewhere got long prison terms and the New York cops kept a check list of where they were being held.

When he receives a telephone call or a fax to confirm that money has been picked up elsewhere in the world, the relevant page is torn out of the notebook.

The idea of descent, which might also apply to ancestry, is picked up elsewhere when we hear that Abbas would shout "fallen" to hurry his children to their places for a story.