Sentence examples for student picking from inspiring English sources

"I have three," said Timo Klein, 23, an economics student, picking one of his out from a scattering of dozens of bikes on the central Dam Square, some still usable, others clearly wrecks.

"Instead of the student picking who they want to talk to, we do it for them, so it's an automated counselor laid over this marketplace, instead of the typical mentor marketplace, where you don't know who is better or who is not good," says Wilkerson.

Mr. Obama, a quicksilver political student, picked up that cue.

Four years ago the student picked up a gun and joined rebel militias.

Among those shot was a 22-year-old student picked off by a sniper while sitting near a bus stop.

Cindy Sherman, having decided she had nothing much to add as a painting student, picked up a camera.

"If a student picked that question, they could have written much more about Fascism than Communism," Ms. Aprea added.

(Ah! I can interject here: once a student picked me up and was about to throw me out a window, when tackled by another student).

The next student picked up his cue: All the times that I got in trouble, I look at it now and it's all a bubble.

** The next student picked up his cue: **{:.break one} ** All the times that I got in trouble, I look at it now and it's all a bubble.

But a student picked on her, and soon the whole class had joined in.