Sentence examples for yes pick up from inspiring English sources

One source that formerly worked with Lyft tells TechCrunch that widespread access to the company's backend let staffers "see pretty much everything including feedback, and yes, pick up and drop off coordinates".

Despite "meaningless" games in which bona fide Major League players sleepwalk through only a few innings, networks, such as the Yankees' YES, pick up even the earliest spring games on the schedule, beaming images of bright sun and terrible pitching matchups back to the lucky cable subscribers at home.

Fig. 3 "I think it's this one" Table 2 Lines 1 to 8 1 EK pastry brush 2 L1 huh 3 L2 huh 4 L1 ((moves to other side of kitchen counter)) I think it is this one ((pointing)) 5 L2 yeah yeah 7 L1 yes ((picks up sieve, moves towards other side of kitchen counter with sieve in hand)) 8 EK no.

Some of those things, yes, they pick up on it, but other things kind of naturally evolve that way, because these character traits and threads they've been weaving since the beginning of the show, since Season 1. They're able to pick on them and take use of those things, because there is that sense of the characters having a core sense of them.

It can be if a memory comes back to me and I close my eyes and my body slightly convulses, I usually get flushed in the face and yes, sometimes, people pick up on that when it happens.

"I think in terms of literature searches and looking things up - yes...you do pick up about research methods...useful to have those skills even if you don't use them every day.. it does encourage self directed learning and it is useful to have those skills".

That Weekly Summary isn't helpful, it's not changing my behavior, and it's not turning me into a better person; all it's doing is making me resent iOS12 (and yes, I had to pick up my GOTT-DAMN PHONE just to confirm what iOS it's running).

Teacher Fei hadn't listened closely, but it was a question he knew by heart, and he said yes, he had remembered to pick up the bottles the moment they were delivered.

If you can't afford to pay for one-on-one coaching, then hit the library, (yes they still exist), and pick up a book or CD for free.

Make the appropriate plans if he says yes. Decide who will pick up whom, where you will meet, and what color dress you are wearing if it is a formal dance so that he can determine what color to wear.

I landed once in Switzerland and without any guide book and almost no planning managed to pick up enough paper (yes!) brochures starting at the train stations to learn everything I need to know.