Sentence examples for student pointed out from inspiring English sources

And as Patrick, another Edwards student, pointed out, these are good skills to have in your back pocket.

A female forensic-pathology student pointed out that there were potatoes sitting half peeled on the kitchen sink.

A Korean student pointed out to her classmates that in another part of the world, the Japanese were killing Koreans and Chinese.

In 1978, after a student pointed out irregularities in the motions of a satellite he had been assigned, Mr. Perry predicted the crash of a Soviet nuclear-powered satellite.

No less an authority than the United States Supreme Court, one precocious student pointed out, ruled, in Nix v. Hedden, that "as an article of food on our tables, whether baked or boiled, or forming the basis of soup, [tomatoes] are used as a vegetable, as well when ripe as when green".

As one student pointed out, "it's safer to look for traffic instead of following the signs".

Trying to cheer me up, a fellow student points out that, of course, Spanish is impossible.

For example, Adam Fagan, survey co-author and Harvard doctoral student, points out that "even programs that excel at research may get an incomplete when it comes to preparing students for nonresearch aspects of their careers".

As the student points out, "we draw the line all the time" in our economic policies.

Urinals, as one of the students pointed out, save water, among other things.

Throughout the reading, students pointed out their favorite pages in the book or sang out answers to Ms. Bridges questions.