例句與造句

1. Everybody did pick up on something.
2. That's the rewarding part-- to pick up on something important to help a case ."
3. ". . . You pick up on something that's different ( from office counseling ) in that it's more focused.
4. "It's the American way to pick up on something like this and turn it into a marketing opportunity, " he said.
5. If the reliable sources pick up on something inaccurate, dodgely worded, or a blatant lie we must not include it . talk ) 20 : 09, 31 January 2017 ( UTC)
6. It's difficult to find pick up on something in a sentence. 用pick up on something造句挺難的
7. I don't think a casual reader would pick up on something like this, but I'm working on something I deem important, and I would like to get it right.
8. I can be lazy at times, which is a lethal error at FAC, " never " cross your fingers hoping reviewers won't pick up on something you feel uneasy about  they will and you will have to frantically try and fix with a time limit.
9. "The dog gives you an advantage only to the extent that if he picks up on something, he can give you that split second as a handler to do whatever you've got to do to cover your ass and get down, get cover, whatever ."
10. "When the mainstream press and humorists start to pick up on something, it does send something of a message, " said Edward Mathias, managing director at the Carlyle Group in Washington, who has spent more than 15 years collecting various clippings, including editorial cartoons, on business and the stock market in the popular press.