Sentence examples for I sometimes choose from inspiring English sources

My wife and I sometimes choose our vacation destinations based on how much blue we can expect to see — thus a recent trip to Tuscany and the Amalfi Coast.

I have eaten mapo tofu for as long as I've been on a solid-food diet, though it's not my standard order at Szechuan Gourmet, where I sometimes choose the General, which a friend once described as "the best kind of Chinese food because it's Chinese food without the weird stuff".

I agree that those who practice medicine in imperfect institutions might -- must -- sometimes choose imperfect actions, but believe that your supply-room raid still fell short.

Judges sometimes choose where a defendant will work.

"Most politicians sometimes choose to remain quiet, or to pretend.

Or if they are, they sometimes choose to not participate.

Those who know they carry the mutation sometimes choose preventive mastectomies.

Beginners sometimes choose or receive Cattleya or Oncidium orchids as well.

Unlike most other octopuses, the mimic will sometimes choose to make itself more conspicuous to potential predators, rather than less.

Low-wage workers – many of whom live paycheck to paycheck – sometimes choose silence rather than claiming what's rightfully theirs.

Not even funeral parlors are immune, Mr. Marsh said, as survivors sometimes choose thriftier ways to pay respects.