Sentence examples for I ever choose from inspiring English sources

Should I ever choose to read an entire book online (it hasn't happened yet), I would do so using the Readability button.

When I set out I looked over my shoulder at my country falling away beneath me, the shining reservoir and sewage farm, the textbook motorway and ring-road, telling myself in so many words: no matter, everything will be here and almost the same supposing I ever choose to return and find it; I am the one who will first become a stranger.

Perhaps one day I'll pass it on to my kids, should I ever choose to have them.

Should I ever choose to grow any type of facial forest, I'd like to do it for myself; not for a cause, a charity or a special interest group.

Should I ever choose to marry again, I intend to live by my own words, knowing the experiences I had during my first marriage changed me for the better and that good can come of all of those years that seemed so tiresome and hopeless at the time.

I'm going to be miserable, I'll be complaining all day, I'll be sorry that I ever chose a cold place.

My mom knew this and always made it clear that if I ever chose to search for my birth mother, she would support me 100percentt.

If I ever chose to slowly end my life, Nic-Cage-in-Leaving-Las-Vegas-style, this would be the movie I'd drunkenly fall asleep to.

"You know what, I'm going to be freezing," she told MTV. "I'm going to be miserable, I'll be complaining all day, I'll be sorry that I ever chose a cold place.

"If it turns out, whether it's for the people of the state or for the people of the country -- if I ever chose to do that -- that that wasn't their cup of tea? I'd rather go home," Christie said.

But, given the option, I'm not sure I'd ever choose to surrender it.