Sentence examples for faculty to pick up from inspiring English sources

"Norah had this big blue Cadillac — a huge '71 Sedan DeVille — so she was sent by the faculty to pick up the band from their hotel," he explains.

They also might have employed their own mental faculties to pick up the contradictions and illogicalities of the CIA's manufactured account.

And management is something that most faculty have to pick up on the fly".

A new Duke University program will encourage faculty members to pick up teaching pointers from their peers.

Tickets are free for Princeton University students, faculty, and staff — PUID will be needed to pick up your tickets at the box office that evening.

While Lilly Library holds the majority of the collection of 30,500 DVDs, staff, faculty and students no longer have to pick up selections from the library on East Campus.

To address this, Johns Hopkins graduate students and their faculty adviser have invented a system to pick up very early signs that a woman is going into labor too soon.

It had potential, but at that time, the interface was a bit clunky, and didn't seem intuitive enough for faculty and students to be able to pick up quickly.

Students are often caught in the crossfire of a broken textbook market where books are sold by a small group of for-profit publishers who control 80% of the market, and purchasing decisions are made by faculty instructors but students are asked to pick up the bill.

My university seems to rely on its recent graduates to pick up the slack from faculty on leave, perhaps because they are cheaper to employ than lecturers and still possess the valuable "Dr" before their name that lends credibility in the eyes of students.

Princeton University students, faculty, and staff may reserve a free ticket through Eventbrite — PUID will be needed to pick up your tickets at the box office that evening.