Sentence examples for so picked up from inspiring English sources

What if people got used to the idea that the government could and would do this, and so picked up the pace and turned away when they saw people gathering to listen to a speaker, or reading a sign on a wall, and never heard or saw what was being said?

It was Barshai's desire to establish a string quartet that led him to the viola: he could not find the player he wanted for the group and so picked up the instrument himself, taking instruction from Vadim Borisovsky, who raised the stature of the viola in the USSR rather as Lionel Tertis did in Britain.

Not that there were many so picked up.

So pick up the phone.

So pick up and dial.

He dances alone; then various others join him — and, in doing so, pick up his style.

He dances alone; then various others join him and, in doing so, pick up his style.

So pick up your tickets on your way to the museum.

So pick up professional direction, job-related skills and work experience, she says, and of course follow your heart.

So picking up someone else's child, even if you don't know them, is not considered inappropriate.

There are many options, though, so pick up a city guide or free listings magazine when you arrive.