Sentence examples for was first picked up from inspiring English sources

The video, which was first picked up by the local blog Uptown Almanac, jumped to more than half a million views after a post on the blog Valleywag.

"When it was first picked up in the 1980's, it was discounted in the public health community as an almost aberrant phenomenon.

Online learning was first picked up in some surprising places, including rural Idaho, where schools were looking for ways to expand the limited curriculums they were able to offer.

The trend was first picked up by specialist site MacRumours, who reported one reader's tale of bending his iPhone 6 Plus after putting it in his front pocket to attend a wedding.

First published in South Korea in 2007 and translated into English in 2015, The Vegetarian by Han Kang remains urgently relevant, almost 10 years after it was first picked up by readers.

The news was first picked up by Bloomberg earlier today.

The comments were first picked up by Variety.

The wookie-like requirements were first picked up by Den of Geek.

A tale of a single disastrously managed institution, and yet the failings of Stafford Hospital, which were first picked up by the Healthcare Commission in 2007 and made public in a report on March 17th, have triggered apologies right up the political ladder.

But scientists discovered that even with tumors in the one-centimetre range — the range in which cancer is first picked up by a mammogram — the fate of the cancer seems already to have been set.

Around 2,200 of the migrants were first picked up by rescuers from the Migrant Offshore Aid Station (MOAS), an independent Maltese operation supported by the medical charity Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF).