Sentence examples for share observation from inspiring English sources

A retired police officer will share observation techniques with his team; a security officer with a technology background can help train her peers on new solutions; and a security officer with EMT training can help guide others on proper response protocols.

3. Investigate and share observations of the environmental sustainability of spaces in their school.

Have the whole class share observations, then show one or both slide shows, using the questions below.

She became an institution among birders because of her avian acuity and eagerness to share observations and knowledge.

The group that led the opposition to a ban in Missouri, the Constitution Defense League, said it would also probably share observations with its counterparts elsewhere.

Cornell University's Nestwatch provides a platform for amateur ornithologists to share observations about the nesting habits of bird species across North America.

The service, begun in 2006 as a super-simple messaging side project, quickly became a core service for many people as a way to chat with friends, share observations and rants, and generally keep up with the news.

Neurath (1931) and Carnap (1934) described reduction as a relation of translation, or at least of unification by the universal requirement that all statements have testable consequences that can be stated in a shared observation language.

Both groups did voice one shared observation -- the remarkable nature of these animals.

"Kevin has a way of observing the big picture and sharing observations in a stage whisper that Senator Moynihan loved," said Tim Russert, another former Moynihan aide and a Sheekey friend who now moderates "Meet the Press" on NBC.

Like Twain before him, Kilmer wants to understand the world and is not afraid to share his observations, observations that might be uncomfortable but are, nonetheless, startlingly true.