Sentence examples similar to should we have picked from inspiring English sources

We should have had a check and we should have picked that up.

"Why should we have to pick up our mess?" Michael Moore is a comedian and a populist, and he is well suited to both missions.

"Why should we have to pick up our mess?" Larissa MacFarquhar, a staff writer and the author of "Strangers Drowning," is an Emerson Fellow at New America.

Why should we have to pick open these same old wounds and mine them for trauma yet again to prove the pervasiveness of sexual assault?

That only occurred to me earlier this year, we should have picked up from where we left off.

We deserved to win because over the season we should have picked up four or five more points.

He said: "We are looking to see whether there is anything we should have picked up as employer and as her colleagues about what was happening to her and to see if we have appropriate mechanisms in place.

(Ah, Tipping the Velvet. We should have picked up on the clue. Davies is clearly more at home with the girls than than the boyz).

(We should have picked up the clue. The novel's epigraph is taken from Horace: "What if the old love should return?") As John tries to cope with the resurrection of this old love, Molly -- as mutely beautiful as ever -- draws the attention of Malcolm Osbourne and moves into the mansion that houses Palladio, eventually living with Osbourne in a top-floor suite.

"We should have picked up a win on the balance of play.

In our study in mice, we followed the suggestion of measuring the intake behaviour during the first hours of the dark period, therefore we should have picked the most sensitive time period for measuring a CMS effect on saccharin intake.