Sentence examples for respond pick from inspiring English sources

If the dog doesn't respond, pick up his paw again.

I texted my husband and he responded, "Pick the dog that needs us the most".

She said this had a negative effect on creativity as big studios are often slow to respond or pick up on new ideas.

"Mentally after losing and knowing that you were out of the tournament it was tough early in the week and for the players to respond and pick themselves up was fantastic," he said.

"It's an eye opener and it's up to us now to respond and pick up as many points as we can between now and the end of the season".

Emojis are often the best way to respond, either picked from a list or by Google recognising a finger drawing of what you want, which works surprisingly well.

Positive mCaTs were identified using a two-stage process: initially, sections of dendrites which appeared to respond were picked by hand by an experimenter blind to treatment group; subsequently, the 2D traces were processed in Minianalysis (Synaptosoft) and true positives confirmed on an automated basis where the threshold was set at 4∗SD of baseline.

President Jacques Chirac responded by picking an unelected aristocrat.

The project responded by picking up its pace, and the resulting race led to a bonanza of sales for Applied Biosystems.

Penn responded by picking up one of the spikes that newspapermen sometimes keep on their desks as a sort of old-fashioned vertical file, jamming it up his nose ("It's like the old carny trick of driving a nail up your nose — not a trick, really, just a skill"), and spinning it around by the papers at its base.

Congress set Friday, the 60th day after the new aviation security law was signed, as the deadline for some form of baggage screening, and the Transportation Department has responded by picking a course that is incomplete but probably achievable, and declaring it has complied.