1. Can I just pick up on your first point again, please?

2. The Government's political enemies were quick to pick up on this series of disasters.

3. Children pick up on our worries and anxieties.

4. She would cleverly pick up on what I said.

5. She failed to pick up on the humour in his remark.

6. I'll pick up on what I said a couple of minutes ago.

7. I'd like to pick up on a point that Steven made earlier.

8. If I could just pick up on a question you raised earlier.

9. Unfortunately, children pick up on this response.

10. It is important that a manager pick up on the good particularly and show them how to use it.

11. The girls pick up on the excitement of the crowd and come out strong.

12. To pick up on an earlier theme, there are two main traditions in penal reform.

13. There's a lot of frequencies you can't pick up on the record listening through small speakers.

14. Your suit will be ready to pick up on Wednesday.

15. Good referees are quick to pick up on this and impose penalties for persistent offenders.

16. He didn't pick up on my hint.

17. Abandon the fantasy and pick up on the signs./pick up on.html

18. I need a straight man to pick up on all my jokes.

19. Whatever the name, many who pick up on the harp play this way.

20. We need to pick up on what's going on here.

21. I was the only one to pick up on what the teacher was really saying.

22. Unfortunately, JAXB failed to pick up on this and use a boolean data type -- instead, the TopType class accepts any string value for this attribute.

23. Well this study , as designed, would never pick up on that.

24. However, the site visitor is able to pick up on these subtle signals in their peripheral vision.

25. When every shell you pick up on the winding shore is broken.

26. At the last lap John held him, and then began to pick up on him.

27. She is not just waiting for the pace to pick up on general principles.

28. He chats to people in the field, remembers faces, and will pick up on topics discussed in a previous conversation.

29. The study used the Hogan Development Survey, a personality test designed to pick up on negative traits.

30. Due in part to the 1980s revival of g spot research and also our changing commercialised and sexualised culture, the self help market was quick to pick up on the idea of a g spot.

1. Can I just pick up on your first point again, please?

2. At the last lap John held him, and then began to pick up on him.

3. The Government's political enemies were quick to pick up on this series of disasters.

31. Boys may underachieve because they pick up on teachers' assumptions that they will obtain lower results than girls and have less drive.

32. I wondered: Did it matter that this cat had some extrasensory power of perception that allowed him to pick up on impending mortality before highly trained medical minds could?

33. I'd like to pick up on your comments on human rights.

34. People pick up on it really quick. They don't even look a second glance.

35. If we are lucky, you can also pick up on the beach, colorful shell.