Sentence examples for picking up the topic from inspiring English sources
Picking up the topic at the 2AM Theatre blog, Travis Bedard argues that this just shows healthy respect: "If you want to break new ground anywhere," he writes, "it's imperative to know (really know) how others have done it".
The British writer Olivia Laing, in her new book, "The Lonely City," picks up the topic of painful urban isolation and sets it down in many smart and oddly consoling places.
The programme "core daycare centres language & integration" picked up the topic of early language education which was of high interest to ECEC in Germany for a number of years already.
It begins with general praise, then concentrates on one line from the Gospel, addresses the Holy Trinity, refers to the Spirit that was present at the Creation, shows a dialogue between the Soul and the Spirit, and concludes with a stanza from Nicolai's hymn which picks up the topic of unity between God (Spirit) and man, as shown in the dialogue.
Dripping over his every word is fine, but don't be such a ditz that you can't pick up the topic yourself and move with it.
