Sentence examples for well picking up from inspiring English sources

"When I started doing well, picking up clients, my dad gave me horses," he said.

"Some of these folks will do well picking up the pieces of others' demise, and others will close up," the mayor said.

"It's all very well picking up caps and playing X number of times for your country," said the skipper, Chris Robshaw, yesterday, "but, in the end, you're judged on your silverware".

The Lib Dems were crushed (as they were in Scotland: see article), but the Tories did surprisingly well, picking up 86 extra council seats as their partners lost 748.

Frank Ocean's Channel Orange has done the double – having been named album of the year in the Guardian critics' poll, it's now been voted top in our readers' poll as well, picking up most votes by quite a hefty margin.

In Grossman's view, the iPhone 7 "works really well picking up people and places".

And if private investors fret, central banks may well pick up the slack.

In the May elections he may well pick up a lot of support again.

The European commission should do the only thing it does well: pick up the bill.

"We couldn't very well pick up our buildings and move them across the George Washington Bridge".

The campaign against Citizens United may well pick up steam as more people begin to feel the power.