Sentence examples for picking a subject from inspiring English sources

"Students should see picking a subject that really interests them as a starting point," she says.

By this they mean splitting the screen between four or so speakers (the record I have seen is 12), picking a subject and letting them loose on each other.

He began working on his own sound bites in front of the mirror, picking a subject — say, black holes — and coming up with "three or four sentences that would be tasty, interesting, informative and make you smile".

Start out by picking a subject.

If you're picking a subject you're knowledgeable about but know you'll need to research further, make sure the topic is easy to research.

Whether you know about a subject or not, picking a subject that you are interested in will help you to stay motivated.

Picking A-level subjects has always been a big decision, but for students starting sixth form this month, it has been even tougher.

"I had to pick a subject matter that would sell itself," he said.

He said he purposely picked a subject that was not controversial, politically or otherwise.

It is as if he picks a subject and then explores all its possibilities in different artistic media.

When we giggled and chatted among ourselves, Mom never shushed us, but calmly told us to pick a subject.