Sentence examples for was not being picked from inspiring English sources

Dr Adam Winstock, a consultant addictions psychiatrist who founded the survey in 2011, explained that its purpose was to gather drug use information that was not being picked up by policymakers.

I had a brief chat with Ashley during the fifth ODI in Adelaide [about why the left-hander was not being picked].

Too often Longridge was not being picked up by the Killie defence and he again found space to strike a volley which Samson flicked away at his right-hand post.

He's level with Brian Statham as the fifth most successful English bowler of all time, and when you think there was a long patch when he was not being picked, then he had back problems, so he'll go some way up that list yet.

"The garbage wasn't being picked up, the floors weren't being cleaned.

Don't even get me started on what it was like when it wasn't being picked up during the blizzard.

He said: "I went out there to play with new players and a different standard of rugby, but, at the end of the day, I wasn't being picked.

Her trash is not being picked up, she said, and her building has been stockpiling it on the roof.

Andrew Neilson, the director of campaigns at the Howard League for Penal Reform, said it would be concerning if mental health problems were not being picked up earlier.

At City there is this permanent sense that some of the players who are not being picked might be getting their agents involved and turning up in the newspapers complaining about it.

Camila Batmanghelidjh, founder of the charity Kids Company, said of Wednesday's report that the 500,000 figure for families in difficulties whose needs were not being picked up was an underestimate.