Sentence examples for to pick itself from inspiring English sources

MIGHT this be remembered as the week when the shattered telecoms industry started to pick itself up off the floor?

"America needs to pick itself up and get in touch with the rest of the world," Mr. Marvin-saidh said.

The potential benefits of high-speed rail, she hopes, will foster a more collaborative spirit.If the valley is to pick itself up, that is probably one necessary ingredient.

It miraculously managed to pick itself up and made it to the other side, but I had no doubt it was badly hurt.

He had been plunked with more pitches than anyone in baseball history and was determined to teach a team how to pick itself up off the dirt.

In other words, if the American economy is going to pick itself up again, then let it be by Armani bootstraps.

The team was being chopped and changed a bit, which was possibly causing some of the issues, but as the season progressed the team started to almost pick itself and this is when we saw the impressive Townsend imprint on their attack; offloading, pace and variation.

Still, Kinko's has also contracted with I.B.M. for about 150 of its high-speed copiers.. Can Xerox, which has repeatedly disappointed investors and customers with promises to turn itself around, pick itself up? "I hope they still have one more comeback in their system," said William A. Johnson, Jr., the mayor of Rochester.

This means that although the country would be able to import more, it would still be denied the free movement of labour and capital that it desperately needs if it is at last to start picking itself up.Sitting on the world's second-largest oil reserves, Iraq was once, politics aside, an advanced country.

The BBC must pick itself up, dust itself down and continue to provide the news service for which it was famous.

I hope that the country can pick itself up, dust itself down and start to love and truly understand its people and its friends in Europe".