Sentence examples for picked off on from inspiring English sources

Notre Dame's starting quarterback, Everett Golson, was picked off on his first pass of the night.

The Rams lost three fumbles, and Warner was picked off on the final two possessions.

6.53pm GMT Interceptions! Cam Newton picked off on a deep heave in Carolina.

During two homestands in midsummer, the Twins had five runners picked off on the bases.

Ancelotti punched the air on the touchline, hopeful that the hosts could be picked off on the break thereafter, yet that was as impressive as this got.

In effect, their tournament was ended in the first 21 minutes as they conceded twice to Zambia, picked off on the break by a team most had underestimated.

But it also needs to identify some of the low-hanging fruit that it should pick off on its own if it wants to fit into the kinds of daily use cases and activities of businesses and HR managers.

Spotify, which showed off some impressive growth metrics, has picked off the on-demand section while Apple Music is basically on its way to locking down the universe of listeners on the iPhone.

Just as I say that, cornerback Dee Milliner picks off Robinson on what was an overthow or busted route.

But Monquiz Wedlow picked off Hart on the first possession of the second half and returned it 29 yards for a 38-21 Michigan State lead.

Darrelle Revis and Kyle Wilson picked off Ryan Fitzpatrick on Buffalo's first two possessions and provided Sanchez the field position he needed to put 14 points on the board by seven seconds into the second quarter with touchdown passes to the young and previously erratic receivers Jeremy Kerley and Stephen Hill.