Sentence examples for picking up so from inspiring English sources

The wind was picking up, so we headed for an early dinner at Fish Market, an upscale Icelandic-Asian fusion restaurant on Adalstraeti near the waterfront.

Exports have indeed boomed remarkably, but imports are now picking up, so Spain could easily tip back into a current-account deficit.

PATRIOTS Bill Belichick thought the value of the draft was beyond the first round, so he wheeled and dealed out of it, picking up so many extra picks that he now has two extra second-round picks in 2010.

They started with 5 of the first 100 picks and promptly traded all the way out of the first round, picking up so many selections that they had 8 in the first three rounds and 13 over all.

Growth is picking up, so some fear the impetus for economic reform in Europe, and a tightening up of rules governing the euro zone, may be weakening.In its forecast released today, the European Commission sharply raised its prediction for economic growth in the European Union this year, from the 1% reckoned in May to 1.8% today (and from 0.9% to 1.7% for the euro zone).

It's unfortunate that Wales are picking up so many injuries just when we seem to be building some momentum as we reach the halfway point of the tournament.

When the economy picks up, so will air traffic.

The level of talent picks up, so our level of success would definitely pick up".

As economic activity picks up, so have producer prices, which rose by 0.4% in March, but have declined by 0.8% for the year.

As soon as sales pick up, so do orders for new equipment and oversupply inevitably follows.

Marijuana is slowly percolating toward the mainstream in the United States, but as pot's prevalence picks up, so, too, have the reports of allergic reactions to the plant.