I think everything that I do, I probably choose to do.
RedBirdFlies shared: VelmaNebraska made the surprising discovery that Anthony Burgess defeated the Kindle dictonary: I'm about half way through Anthony Burgess's Nothing Like the Sun, almost certainly because somebody mentioned it on these pages (I probably choose about half my reading these days based on the comments here).
If I had to say who my hero is right now, the person I most admire, I would probably choose Leymah Gbowee, at one time a "homeless, angry, desperate 25-year-old mother of four," who 15 years later, went on to win the 2011 Nobel Peace Prize for her work in ending a brutal civil war in Liberia.
(P5, Limited consumer) Others chose to drink bottled water because of concerns over the safety of tap water: "I'd probably choose the mineral water...because I think I have more confidence that it's been purified than the tap water".
They're super salty so I've lost my taste for them but if I'm watching TV and eating mindlessly I would probably choose nuts.
I was probably chosen to play Lady Bracknell because I lay down the law myself.
When he retired from competitive sport to concentrate on his medical career, Bannister said in his recently published autobiography that, "Sadly, if I were starting out today, and placing my medical career first, I would probably choose to compete at club rather than international level".
If I could actually have lunch with any three people, living or dead, I'd probably choose three of my dead relatives.
She added, "If I had to choose between this airport and another airport that didn't have this, I'd probably choose this airport".
