Sentence examples for in her test from inspiring English sources
The student had done something different from her peers at some point during the afternoon, and now not a speck of product was visible in her test tube.
Soon after she sent in her test book, she got a letter congratulating her for passing all five parts of the test, with a total score of 290.
Because a higher score for her would mean a lower grade for me, I intentionally wrote some incorrect answers, waited until she handed in her test booklet and then changed my answers to the correct ones.
It was a very personal description, as she showed when she switched from prop early in her Test career and when, at the other end of it, she took a surprise break to chase – and narrowly miss – a spot on the US bobsled team at the 2014 Winter Olympics.
They recalled the food writer, Clementine Paddleford, in her test kitchen; the sports editor, Stanley Woodward, who insisted that The Tribune always print one more score than The Times; and the playwright Jean Kerr looking over the shoulder of her husband, Walter, as he feverishly wrote his theater reviews on deadline.
The 21-year-old from Wiltshire scored 31.70 in her test on Thursday at Blair Castle, Perthshire, but Germany's Sandra Auffarth overtook her on Friday's second day of dressage with 31.4 on her horse Opgun Louvo.
That could suggest an infection — but in her tests a quarter of those white blood cells were a cell type known as eosinophils, which normally make up only a tiny fraction of the white blood cells in the circulation.
Spartan Yasmine Kaki, a sophomore who explored the dynamics of fading memory and age in her "Testing Memory" project, secured a third-place prize.
Therefore, Oberdörster used uncoated fullerenes in her tests, at concentrations of 0.5 and 1.0 parts per million, comparable to typical concentrations of other lipophilic chemicals currently found in the aquatic environment, such as polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.
Legge was two laps into her test drive in a Minardi when the accident happened.
At the Head Start center, John Ross Espino, a chatty 4-year-old, was a lot more interested in talking to Mrs. Stevens than in answering her test questions.
