Sentence examples for required to pick from inspiring English sources

A $20 refundable cash deposit is required to pick up your key.

Moreover, leaders are required to pick the nominee "taking into account the elections to the European Parliament".

If the surface was too soft, however, people also experienced pain, apparently because of the energy required to pick up the feet and move around.

In this compromised state, the tendons and muscles are suddenly required to pick up and put down a heavy baby many times a day.

The time required to pick out the face of a woman, whether angry or frightened, increased with the rise in the number of photographs from four to eight.

"The dogs get more oversight and human attention, and you aren't required to pick up poo or anything like that," Mr. Maher said.

He further reports that because ride services are not required to pick up people in wheelchairs, municipal authorities are considering stepping in.

No registration is required to pick up a self-guided tour; however, a current Columbia I.D. is required to enter all buildings except Low Library.

Medicaid pays doctors and hospitals much less than private insurance, and states may eventually be required to pick up some of the cost — a prospect that alarms many governors.

And ultimately that's what Mr. Jay and "On the Stem" are about: remembering -- and not just the mathematics of playing cards or the sleight-of-hand required to pick a pocket.

The fees came as a surprise to some, especially as the rights issue price was set at a huge discount to the prevailing price, making it much less likely that underwriters would ever be required to pick up the shares.