Sentence examples for recognized and picked from inspiring English sources

He was practically always there except when he was out on some imposturous jaunt or other, yet he was usually recognized and picked up by the police while he was jaunting around, rather than tracked down by them to his home in Brooklyn.

These multiple reflections prevented us from recognizing and picking the exact onset time of later phases.

Artists sometimes regard appearing in a contest as a first step toward getting recognized, and they can often pick up a little cash as well, perhaps enough to pay for supplies.

Allen Eugene Nedrow, on parole for child molestation, was recognized by his parole officer and picked up the same day.

(Your baby can now recognize your voice and pick it out among others).

That means it's our responsibility to force Obama (and our elected officials) to recognize our priorities and pick up the pace.

The remaining commissioners would be members of Congress and "nationally recognized" cybersecurity experts picked by House and Senate leaders from both parties.

While transcripts are normally destined to deliver the message from the DNA sequence to the cytoplasm for protein expression, abnormally lengthened repeats of the mutant myotonic dystrophy type 1 (DM1) transcript become aberrantly recognized by cellular machinery and pick up an excess of specific proteins, resulting in the nuclear retention of the RNA (1, 3, 4).

He offered a list of outmoded theories, claiming that all enjoyed successes and noting that not only is each now viewed as false, but each also contains theoretical vocabulary that is now recognized as picking out nothing at all in nature.

Republicans have a powerful political machine in Wisconsin, and Democrats recognize that picking up ― and holding onto seats ― in November won't be easy, especially with Walker on the ballot seeking a third term.

Recognize who they are and pick up their calls.