Sentence examples for pick up live from inspiring English sources

Imagine being able to get your iPhone and start broadcasting a local radio station that other people nearby with the same app could pick up, live.

And instead of stuffed Minion dolls, they pick up live fish.

Then on Saturday 17 March you can pick up live commentary on third practice at 0255 GMT, followed by qualifying at 0555 GMT, again on Radio 5 live plus online text commentary.

The Ivar market is also a good place to pick up live edible plants, if you have some place sunny to nurture them.

Play your guitar through your regular guitar processor into the mixer along with the microphones: one for your voice and another to pick up live acoustic sounds from your guitar.

It also rendered the excitable Morgan so out of control he yelled an off-color phrase to the crowd that the TBS microphones picked up live.

During the 1940's the Palisades were alive with the sound of big bands, and so were radios picking up live broadcasts from the cliffs above the Hudson, including Frank Sinatra singing atthe Rustic Cabin in Englewood.

Hiller's Tate Britain show is pure human fascination, very nearly, from first to last: a record wave at Scarborough, water from the Lethe, telekinetic teenagers, a graveyard of unsung heroes, a language entirely composed of whistling sounds, the voice of the dead Churchill supposedly picked up live by a recording machine in a soundproofed room.

It's done with live "look-ins," picking up live action local feeds around the league.

Next was the tomato confit (8,000 pesos) — juicy oven-roasted plum tomatoes and caramelized onions layered over a flaky crust and drizzled with basil-infused olive oil —"a recipe we picked up living in Paris".

When the man filed a complaint to the diocese, the report said, he was told that the embrace was an "Italianate gesture" the bishop had picked up living in Rome, and that while it was perhaps inappropriate, it did not merit reporting to the Vatican.