Sentence examples for required to pick up from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

The people who led Bank of America at the time — including the former chief executive Kenneth D. Lewis — will not pay a dime because the company is required to pick up their legal expenses as part of their executive contracts.

Under it, New York City, for instance, would be required to pick up about $145 million in costs that were previously paid by the state, including financing for adult homeless shelters, juvenile-detention facilities and adoption subsidies.

With so much going for it, and in light of the obvious talent of its author, it's surprising, then, that "Niagara Falls All Over Again" isn't more compelling -- that a certain effort may be required to pick up the book again, once you've put it down.

They used the tennis court or a nearby military helipad that periodically required everyone to pick up the cones and run off the pitch when a craft came in to land.

She sent Woods' list to several relief organizations, but most places required her to pick up the supplies herself, and she couldn't get to them.

They also found that Boot Camp requires a DVD or CD to install any version of Windows, requiring users to pick up a USB drive.

The House version would require allies to pick up 90percentt of the new civilian police in Kosovo; the Senate version required 75percentt.

With little cover from his own party's manifesto, and less from that of the Lib Dems, Mr Lansley is abolishing primary care trusts and requiring GPs to pick up the work, whether they want it or not.