Sentence examples for pick up the question from inspiring English sources

Stokes did not quite pick up the question and when it was put a second time, he admitted to being confused.

Picking up the question of authorial voice, CalebHildenbrandt wrote: "I tend to think much of the similarities between F's and P's narratives stems not so much from an indirectness of the style as from the fact that F and P are very similar people--and why wouldn't Franzen want to write about people like himself?

I had forgotten to pick up the questions on Friday.

It had picked up the question number as part of the equation.

She picked up the question I had heard from a young man in the final televised debate between Darling and Salmond, leaders of the "no" and "yes" campaigns: how can the tremendous energy and political interest of the campaign continue?

Then a Ph.D. student, Kellar Autumn, picked up the question of how their toes might help them to walk on vertical surfaces.

To explain: the TV feed I'm watching isn't picking up the questions from reporters, only Boehner's answers, so it's slightly surreal.

Later in the classroom transcript, it is evident that the students have picked up the question-answer structure as demonstrated in the extract in Table 4: Table 4 Students gaining familiarity with question-answer structure Interactant Message Transcript S7 229 Are there footprints on the Moon?