Sentence examples for still being picked from inspiring English sources

With new converts still being picked up along the way, what do the councilors put their success down to?

Yet, despite the lack of any meaty mystery, the bones of the Manson story are still being picked over.

The trash is still being picked up in the Oval Office and the other rooms in the West Wing, but just once a day instead of twice.

And yet, if the behaviour of Uruguayan Suarez is so reprehensible, how is it Dylan Hartley is still being picked for England's rugby union team?

In the early hours of Saturday morning it leaped to 80, even as survivors were still being picked up and the injured being taken to hospital.

Though one South African commentator described the country as "heartily sick" of the case, every twist and turn is still being picked over.

Will what Patrick Cockburn, Robert Fisk and colleagues report still be picked up on BBC or Sky news digests?

Yet women deemed to dress too freely can still be picked up by the morality police and taken to their station for a lecture lasting several hours.

Today the base is a relic, although its rusted and brush-covered concrete and steel can still be picked out by a trained eye.

Johnson says Phillips may have not played his last game for the region though as he will still be picked "on merit".

Ospreys backs coach Gruff Rees believes Wales' top players will still be picked for the national team even if they play their domestic rugby abroad.