Sentence examples for usually picks up from inspiring English sources
"After New Year's, it usually picks up.
When Oswalt buys gas, Henson said, he usually picks up a soda, too.
"Holiday time usually picks up your first three months of the new year, because those are slow," he said.
In mid-May, each network usually "picks up" somewhere between 5 and 10 pilots to become series for the fall.
Mr. Santulli said that the jet market usually picks up three months after the stock market has reached a bottom.
Another is the fact that New York City's economy turned abruptly bleak after Sept. 11, just when the job market usually picks up after the traditional summer lull.
Business usually picked up quickly.
Nick usually picked up the bill.
Housing Works does not usually pick up books; it expects people to deliver them.
They are usually picked up by plainclothesmen in four-wheel drives — sometimes there are policemen with them, sometimes not.
The rearview mirror usually picked up the light's reflection and caused it to ricochet into the driver's eyes.
