Sentence examples for picked traffic from inspiring English sources

The New York Critics Circle, for example, picked "Traffic" as best picture, while the Los Angeles Film Critics Association selected "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon".

An hour before midnight, Terry and the other agents were alerted by radio that sensors had picked up foot traffic in the rugged canyon below.

Foot traffic picks up in the evenings, she said.

By sundown, when the desert sky burns the orange-pink of a Georgia O'Keeffe painting, the foot traffic picks up again, heading in the opposite direction.

Its Bing search site has steadily picked up traffic since its introduction two years ago, accounting for more than 14 percent of searches in the American market, according to comScore.

Openings are well attended and foot traffic has picked up.

Over the last decade and a half, Deisseroth has pioneered, perfected and, increasingly, put to work a brain-exploration technology called optogenetics, a method of either starting or stopping — take your pick! — traffic along specified nerve tracts in the brain of a living, wide-awake, more or less freely moving animal, and then watching what happens.

Redfin, a real estate brokerage firm based in Seattle, says foot traffic began picking up in the last several weeks.

But what happens when foot traffic starts picking up where rent is free?

The third of the five freedoms is the privilege of bringing in and discharging traffic from the home state of the aircraft or airline; the fourth is that of picking up traffic for the home state of the aircraft or airline; the fifth is that of picking up traffic for or discharging traffic from third states in the territory of the state granting the privilege.

"We're not out there prosecuting people who pick up 'Traffic' at the video store," he said.