Sentence examples for picking the topic from inspiring English sources

And he was prescient in picking the topic for his first book at the cusp of the civil rights ferment that led to a thriving black history book market.

In International Baccalaureate's HOTA we spend three months the first year studying slavery (starting in Africa then moving across the Atlantic to the Americas) then pick the topic up again with Civil War and Reconstruction.

This was no accident, said Ms. Kinch, the author, who has struggled with debt in the past and carefully picked the topic for what will be a four-book series.

In most of his interactions, he would have been the one to pick the topic of conversation, and he could rely on the same formulae he had used many times.

In our last study, Study 4, we brought couples in to the laboratory and randomly assigned one partner to be more powerful by having them pick the topic and be "in charge" of a conflict conversation.

Once you pick the topic, the search result page will reload and show you the results related to what you were really looking for.

The board will pick the topic up again Feb. 25.

Asked why he would make a movie about fracking, he implied that he just happened to pick the topic because it seemed to be the best way to highlight current polarized American characters.

After researching, pick the topic that interests you most.

If she starts to show signs of relaxing, pick the topic up again.

Hosts or hostesses are able to pick the topic, like red or animal.