Sentence examples similar to pick up means from inspiring English sources

You might also pick up "Mean Streets" while you're at it.

The yellow card he picked up means this will be the only cup final Ramires features in this season.

And let's hope that momentum (a second season was already picked up) means that the show's writers feel empowered to take risks.

Acting and writing Master of None as well as hustling to get The Chi picked up meant Waithe had neither the time nor the desire to attend auditions.

"The first kind is basically just a phone call" from the cockpit to the flight attendants; it means, "pick up the intercom".

Pick it up because it's sitting next to the book that you meant to pick up.

Make sure everyone knows what "drop-off" and "pick-up" means.

And by pick up I mean steal.

Picking up the delegates means competing — even if it also means losing.

Afghanistan landslide survivors, as crowds of outsiders have rushed to the remote Afghan village to try to pick up aid supplies meant for those affected by the disaster.

The data he is watching most closely are Wall Street revenues, because if those pick up, it will mean business is improving.