| Flick through a list of his bestselling books and you will soon pick up on the common thread running through them. |
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| Say we didn't pick up on something and there was an accident, we would be the ones liable and that frightens the life out of me. |
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| We have been working on it but maybe we are working with players who are slow to pick up on it. |
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| Perhaps whilst it is fresh in my mind I might just pick up on the last point of the press briefings. |
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| Democrats have weakly supported a change in how we deal with the energy issue, but some Republicans are now beginning to pick up on the issue. |
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| It is rare that referees actually pick up on an elaborate dive by an attacking player, and it is usually the defender who sees red. |
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| I want to pick up on two things the Prime Minister said at question time today, as a start to this speech. |
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| As you said she's easily distracted so she doesn't quite pick up on things. |
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| Babies and toddlers do pick up on stress in the home and often act out what they are unable to put into words. |
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| However, I also plan to make this top because it looks easy-breezy but has a few new concepts to pick up on. |
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| However, there are one or two things I would like to pick up on from your reports last week. |
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| I was able to grasp the thread of the plot, pick up on tension and menace that was obfuscated in the original cut. |
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| Body work performed on owners and pets works well because animals pick up on stress and often mimic their owners. |
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| The viewers are not fools, they pick up on doubt and uncertainty on screen and hit the remote accordingly. |
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| He wanted people who could pick up on irony, nuance and jargon, and he also wanted the technologists to hurry up. |
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| I didn't pick up on this perverted undertone when I was a pickney, did you? |
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| Savers who want to swim against the tide can simply buy funds that pick up on contrarian trends. |
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| The people who engage in ghosting say you just didn't pick up on the otherwise clear signs the end was coming. |
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| Backed by a 40-piece orchestra loaded with bold, brassy horns and lush, lavish strings, you'll certainly pick up on that late '70s sound. |
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| Memories are short and unless the media or Opposition pick up on it, the government's failure will go largely unnoticed. |
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| It could take you years to really know a city, but you can pick up on its character traits in about an hour. |
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| While it can be difficult to spot a gasbag before they get started, oftentimes you can pick up on subtle clues. |
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| That's why they work on the newly finished frames to solve any possible faults and they pick up on users' problems in order to find solutions. |
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| I realize they need to pick up on every point they can, but criminy. |
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| Even though she doesn't invent what she does, she has the cunning and intelligence to pick up on other people's style so immediately that it's like she thought of it. |
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| As record-keeper for the planet, Mr. Boehm was often well poised to pick up on emerging trends. |
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| Although Korra looks at PTSD and assault with supernatural grandiosity, fans were quick to pick up on it in some forums. |
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| I want to pick up on one point, even though it is not directly related to consumer credit card interest charges. |
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| However, it doesn't take long to read the tea leaves and pick up on some trends that are worthwhile mentioning as a warning. |
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| Even when I describe the changing of the seasons, the details I pick up on come from an urban landscape, a city environment. |
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| I apologize for intervening abruptly, but I did want to pick up on my Dutch colleague's point. |
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| If we pick up on these signals and listen to our bodies, often problems can be averted or even prevented. |
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| I will pick up on my colleague's line concerning the answer to her question that there is a network of best practices. |
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| In Marseille it's harder to pick up on any sound hick ups or technical mistakes. |
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| And the system doesn't always pick up on mini-roundabouts and crossroads where you need to go straight on and so doesn't give you any directions there. |
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| She moved among the ashes sniffing the air hoping to pick up on his scent. |
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| At least that way we could pick up on points that we have learned in the first year and have a good run at developing the project further over two, three, four or five years. |
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| The reaction on the doorstep has been very positive and the Green Party is hopeful it will pick up on what it says is a backlash against the Government parties. |
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| He bent his thoughts to see if he could pick up on Chanet's thoughts. |
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| Children pick up on stress so if you're unhappy, they will be too. |
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| Reports could be more analytical, not just activity-based, and should pick up on relevant recommendations from past sessions that address the necessary theme. |
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| Being quick to pick up on emerging trends delivers a competitive advantage because innovative products can increase sales to existing customers and attract new ones. |
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| Add to this picture even subtler channels of information reception, the nascent telepathic sensitivities that mean you may unwittingly pick up on patterns of emotion and thought from those around you. |
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| As a general comment on our programme, I want to pick up on a point I made in my introduction in the context of culture and which was raised in the debate. |
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| Mid-way through the interview task, a meeting was held with the client to brief on the tentative findings and to pick up on questions raised by the client. |
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| Local communities are on the front line of drought preparedness and management as they are able to pick up on many of the early signs of impending dry spells. |
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| Where the State party had not replied or had replied only partially, the Committee should systematically pick up on the fact and draw attention to it in some way. |
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| I should like to pick up on a few points from what we have heard today. |
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| The participant commented that good English skills are particularly important when speaking on the phone, as the caller cannot pick up on visual cues. |
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| While you're at it, treat yourself to a new cabinet to display some of the books and tchotchkes you're bound to pick up on your travels. |
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| I also think, to pick up on some of the comments made, starting with the comments made by the previous speaker and my colleague's comments on the compensation fund, that we are not prevaricating. |
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| I would, however, like to pick up on the theme of societal acceptance. |
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| When you are an essentially immortal being from another planet who can traverse space and time, you don't always pick up on changes great and small. |
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| In the longer term, it was essential to monitor the affected area so as to pick up on any potential deeper impacts on marine life which would only become apparent later. |
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| This annual feedback from Member States provides a valuable opportunity to pick up on horizontal issues linked to the Court of Auditors' Annual report. |
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| These days it's extremely easy to pick up on existing folklores around the world, but whenever I feel a song belongs too strongly to a country, I try and transport it somewhere else. |
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| So let us have no Spompanadln' as we say in Austrian, in other words, let us not rashly pick up on something simply because it might be popular with the people. |
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| I would also like to pick up on what previous speakers said about the Security Council's work on children and armed conflict having an impact on the ground. |
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| Why didn't the police or the school pick up on the killers' warning signs? |
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| Us as players just strive to get victories and I think we know we have been underachieving with the squad we have got and we have to pick up on that and be consistent. |
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