Sentence examples for picking questions from inspiring English sources

You can study vocabulary, math, science, and just about anything else simply by picking questions from LeapFrog's online system or typing in questions and answers yourself.

To highlight his openness to the media he picked questions without the aid of his press secretary.

Conservative commentators also complained that she picked questions that benefited Mr. Obama more than Mr. Romney and that she interrupted Mr. Romney much more often than Mr. Obama.

Most notably, it was not, fundamentally, a chat: Mr. Cuomo picked questions and replied to them, one by one, on a Web page that looked like a comment thread, which automatically refreshed every 90 seconds.

However, as different users may show different degree of randomness in their spatio‐temporal behaviors (i.e., some users may have less predictable location‐patterns than others), using a certain weight threshold to pick questions would not be a good idea.

Be sure to pick questions that you will remember the answers to.

Pick questions only according to how much s/he knows you, how much time s/he has, and whether s/he's the type who thinks it affronting for a student to talk on a level with a teacher.

"Now, fortunately, I can probably spend the rest of my life picking any question I want to, regardless of whether it will be profitable," he says.

We picked 30 questions that are applicable to our system out of the 36 questions listed in the work of Huang et al. (2006).

The questions could become even more real in future debates, if the organizers drop the filtering and let YouTube users pick the questions.

"They cherry-picked the questions," he said.