Sentence examples for slightly pick up from inspiring English sources

Sure, our heart rate may slightly pick up when we see a State Trooper parked along a road and we quickly glance at our odometer, but these heroes risk their lives each day for each of us.

MARKET OVERVIEW The property market in Croatia is "generally steady, but coastal areas have slightly picked up since August," thanks in part to foreign buyers, said Ivo Perkovic, a sales agent for First Property Croatia in Split.

Juicy extracts from Campbell's biography have been steaming in the pages of the Daily Mail ("slightly picked up by the Mail", says Campbell as if his agent's lucrative serialisation deal was nothing to do with him) since the weekend.

The skin crisps and blackens slightly, picking up a slight overtone of smoke and funk.

Mr. Rubio was clipping along in his remarks, making the conservative case for smaller government and denouncing the "false choices" Mr. Obama has laid out, when, about 11 minutes into his address, he glanced away and reached to his left, crouching down slightly to pick up a small bottle of Poland Spring water and take a swig — all the while trying to keep his gaze trained on the camera.

Lean slightly back and pick up an object when your arms are close to the floor.

At this point, the Senate is deliberating over its second iteration of Obamacare repeal that has been ever-so-slightly modified to pick up the support of both centrist and hard-line conservative skeptics.

Economists were forecasting productivity to pick up slightly to a 2.7percentt pace.

The economy faces flagging export markets, but stimulus policies and infrastructure projects will support domestic demand and the pace of growth will pick up slightly.

Growth in the advanced countries of the west is forecast to pick up slightly, from 1.8% in 2014 to 2% in 2015.

"What's more, we expect global growth will pick up slightly in 2016, so manufacturing prospects should improve as the year progresses.