Sentence examples for courses picking from inspiring English sources

The concept of Airmageddon is simple: four teams of two compete in various basic tasks – navigating three-dimensional obstacle courses, picking up magnets and putting them down inside a loop of LED lighting arranged artlessly on a concrete floor, that sort of thing – before going head-to-head in a final-round dogfight to the death to decide the winner.

But Mr Evans said that "where appropriate" pupils in Wales should continue to do modular courses, picking up marks that count towards their final grades during the school year.

The law states it is acceptable to pick 1.5kg per person, per day, but it is a grey area – if everyone on these foraging courses picks that, it amounts to a lot of mushrooms.

And as those developers apprehend more of the consequences of environmental negligence, they hope that other courses pick up the pace of ecological efforts and keep the game from being left in the dust.

Of course, picking a name can be crucial.

That means, of course, picking the right books to listen to.

Of course, picking the top of any market is a bit easier in hindsight.

Vacationers have always shopped, of course, picking up mementos wherever they stayed.

I had a job at a golf course, picking up golf balls, cutting grass, putting plants in.

(Sorry, Brooklyn!) Of course, picking a home also means factoring in layouts, style and neighborhood, and more specific qualities, like whether it has a garden.

At least six fathers have attended a special 14-week "Mellow Dads" course, picking up tips on feeding, sleep patterns and play.