Sentences with phrase «to pick up a bit»

It also picks up bits of DNA from any other chromosomes that also happen to have shattered.

Things pick up a bit later on, but it's not enough to redeem the series.

Things do pick up a bit here, what with all the bullets and the mayhem.

She can also pick up bite - sized pieces of food and feed herself.

This film is brilliant, but could have been picked up a bit better in a few scenes!

Once the iconic massacre scene happens, the movie picks up a bit of steam, but overall, it is a very poorly put together film.

I've since picked it up a bit, since I am recovering from two surgeries and the construction of a house!

Using your flat craft brush pick up a bit of white paint and begin going around the pot making a sweeping motion.

Although we have picked up a bit on that front.

I use pineapple rings, but I might use crushed next time so I can pick up the bits like you!

Their schedule picked up a bit and they haven't been able to find their footing again..

My daughter gladly picks up a bite she dropped on the floor.

One of the great moments at a first birthday party may be watching your child pick up bits of his cake and feed himself.

It looks like things are starting to pick up a bit now.

I have enjoyed your lessons and I am always picking up bits and pieces in the articles.

Instead, many traders pick up bits and pieces of price action trading from various sources online and they «think» they know how to trade with price action.

Try picking up a bit of your dog's poop and placing it in a current hole.

Add the white wine and stir to pick up any bits of onion off the bottom of the pot.

The Alpha's microphone picks up a bit more background noise than we'd like, and its lack of folding earcups keeps it from being the most travel - friendly headset out there.

You may wish to coat the fruit bits with «cheerio dust», wheat germ or another cereal «dust» to help baby easily pick up the bits.

In late September or October the rains pick up a bit for a few weeks which is the warning that the wet season is nearly finished.

Afterwards i threw myself down in the baking heat and read some of Ready Player One, which i probably picked up a bit too close to the movie release but i've avoided spoilers and i'm nearly halfway done now.

Still picking up a bit of a stalker vibe, but at least your little shadow approves of what you are doing.

Leeds picked up a bit after Hernandez's goal, with a pair of good chances.

Again, since relatively few councils changed hands (and most of those that did went to the Liberal Democrats, who are still rebuilding from massive losses which occurred after they entered into coalition government with the Conservatives in 2010) neither main party did anything new this election, instead just picking up a bit better support in areas it was to be expected.

Like the protagonist, the movie picks up a bit when stepping away from the non-pressing love triangle established in the complacent first act.

The afternoon wave on Friday have to contend with more difficult scoring conditions, as the win picked up a bit later at TPC Sawgrass.

Things pick up a bit at the one - hour mark when, after poor Fizz becomes too inebriated to follow through on some unspecified commitment the group has planned, dashing Sonne convinces Victoria to be their driver to a shadowy meeting in a concrete parking garage.

Regardless, this is when the action picks up a bit, with the help of a loud fire - breathing dragon and a multitude of multiplying things.

When business picked up a bit, they hired a New Hampshire call center, which specialized in CDs and books, to handle customer service.

After being called out by the head coach because he wasn't on top of the details in the first preseason game, Lee appeared to pick it up a bit against the Bears.

The Italian has shown some real talent so far this season for the Turin side and as a result has supposedly picked up a bit of interest from a number of top European clubs, including Arsenal.

Which right back would I prefer, Maitland Niles, until one of the others picks up a bit of match fitness.

Thankfully, the second period picked up a bit and it was Team Redknapp who were in the ascendancy with Ighalo forcing Hart into a comfortable early save.

I daily pick up bits of trash when Dad and I walk the beach here in Florida - straws, bottle caps, cigarette packs, water bottles.

I also buy old 1950s and»60s illustrated children's books when I see them in second - hand stores and I'm constantly picking up bits and pieces in car boot sales — from painted egg cups to ceramic rabbits, anything that catches my eye with an interesting surface pattern or texture.

Blackberries were the focus this week (and I think that's just the spot where I alone picked up a bit of poison ivy.

22:04 - That's the kind of thing which leaves you speechless, so let us just pick ourselves up a bit here.

Accidently, he drops one and picks it up a bit sheepishly.

Clearly, satellite photos can't pick up every bit of forest damage, says Diogenes Alves of the National Institute for Space Research in São Paulo.

I can't wait for the weather to pick up a bit so this can become a more staple wardrobe look... and i think I might need to permanently steal this knitted vest from my sister too!

I've changed my score from a 6 to a 3, because even though the second episode picked up a bit and felt more interesting, it goes so far

Things pick up a bit once Fernanda arrives back at Tanner Hall and the girls come together.

Things pick up a bit with Black Friday, a holiday that celebrates the simple pleasures of buying stuff.

You may have to pick up your biting puppy to remove him from the scene (if he is biting your children for example, rather than you)

Which implies: Gentle advisor The title Millie, whereas prolonged commonplace, picked up a bit little bit of tempo by the administration of the first President Bush.

[Though I'm guessing that Computing Gaming World picked up a bit in the second half of 2004 and into 2005 before starting to decline again, its recent rebranding as Games For Windows is explained by the fact that it's currently running significantly under 2003 subscription levels.