Sentence examples for required to be picked from inspiring English sources

Still others no longer bother with stray cats, which, unlike dogs, are not required to be picked up under state law.

Also, if some items require to be picked up, visit the merchandise pick up counter after the checkouts.

I began letting other people know when my doctor's appointments and procedures were scheduled so they knew when I might need to be picked up or require assistance.

In its original form, the Constitution required senators to be picked by state legislators.

While the candidates were feted by throngs of supporters, the State Supreme Court ruled late this afternoon that election officials should mail supplemental ballots to absentee voters who request them, rather than requiring ballots to be picked up in person.

Yellow cabs are the only ones allowed to pick up fares on the street; livery drivers are required to be dispatched to pick up passengers.

"In our house," Mr. Rushdie wrote, "whenever anyone dropped a book or let fall... a 'slice,' which was our word for a triangle of buttered leavened bread, the fallen object was required not only to be picked up but also kissed, by way of apology for the act of clumsy disrespect.

"Different opening techniques, all less effective, have been tried over the years until the so-called 'Oslo method' was applied in the 1980s on two Herculaneum scrolls now in Paris with problematic results, since the method required the rolls to be picked apart into small pieces," the study authors wrote.

And things seemed to be picking up.

Even the technical skills required can be picked up online, he claims.

The memorial is open to the public, but free tickets are required; they can be picked up only after 11 a.m. on the day of the memorial at Carnegie Hall.