Sentence examples for which I pick from inspiring English sources

ROD ARDEHALI I've only missed one copy since you started and it is my paper of record, rather than The Times which I pick up at the same time.

A few months ago, I subscribed to Quinciple, a service that sends me a box of groceries once a week, which I pick up at a store a few blocks from my apartment.

Unlike certain other sports – for instance Aussie Rules, which I pick on for no reason other than that the issue was brought to mind by this piece in the Sydney Morning Herald – football seems to have (historically justified) faith that coaches and players will be able to mediate their own way away from predictability or, worse, unwatchability.

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I also like the word langer, which I picked up while living in Cork.

She also taught me some quite straightforward relaxation exercises which I picked up again really quickly.

The man with the ring let forth another stream of words, from which I picked up, repeatedly, eqtesad — "economy".

He details some of his adventures along the way in his book, Vietnamese Food, which I picked up in Hanoi.

Upon closer inspection I saw that one of the devices was a lens, which I picked up.

The man with the ring let forth another stream of words, from which I picked up, repeatedly, eqtesad—"economy".

First is Any Other Mouth by Anneliese Mackintosh, which I picked up recently in a bookshop in Manchester.