Sentence examples for picked up noticeably from inspiring English sources
The rate of decline picked up noticeably towards the end of last year.
The wind has picked up noticeably in the last bit, with fans and players alike choosing to slip on jackets.
The Broncos did not use the no-huddle at first, but once they went to it after a scoreless first quarter, the pace of the offense picked up noticeably.
The pace of NATO strikes had picked up noticeably in recent days, after rebel leaders complained of a lack of support since the United States turned over operational control of the air campaign to NATO at the end of March.
More recently, activity has also picked up noticeably in other regions, including in many emerging economies.
Business has picked up noticeably in the last year or so, Blake said, citing job growth in the Santa Clarita Valley, which is making the commute on the 5 Freeway to L.A. less of an issue.
Prices are steadying and sales have started to pick up, "noticeably in the past three to six months", according to Viviana Katz, an Orlando realtor.
The guy lifted the glasses and said, "Do you know who I am?" and the officer did not hesitate: "Larry Storch from 'F Troop'!" Pedestrian traffic picks up noticeably around 11 a.m., with hotels emptying their guests into the Midtown streets.
Growth is not expected to pick up noticeably until we enter the latter half of the fiscal year when, hopefully, structural reforms have progressed further and the global backdrop is more benign.
This gives you the ability to precisely control the amount of food each kitty is served, lets you know immediately if someone's appetite drops off or picks up noticeably (both can be signs of illness), and solo dining also allows each cat to eat at his or her own pace without any need to resource-guard.
