Sentence examples similar to picked support from inspiring English sources

Elegant, transparent webs of finger picking supported the plaints of the singers; a darting high-note trumpeter replied with old-fashioned charm.

She has picked up support among Sarkozy supporters like Ms. Rohart and Bernard Lefrère, 62, a retired teacher.

Opinion-poll evidence, though skimpy, suggests it has picked up support since then.

The NDP has also picked up support in the four Atlantic provinces during recent provincial elections.

He quickly picked up support from New Yorkers on Wall Street and in real estate.

Holland and Lucy Hall, who finished 11th in Glasgow, were picked to support the then world champion Helen Jenkins.

Polls suggested that the New Democrats' Howard Hampton also picked up support at the expense of the Liberals after the debate.

Mrs Clinton has picked up support from establishment figures such as Peter Chernin of News Corporation and Haim Saban, a television investor.

While that idea has picked up support from academics and judges, including Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer, it's a political nonstarter.

Mr. Saunders exudes confidence that he will win, noting that he has picked up support from delegates representing an additional 60,000 members in California and 20,000 in New York City.

Last September, the Houthis — who have picked up support beyond their own power base during the cycles of conflict — seized Sanaa.