Sentence examples for a choice of texts from inspiring English sources

In 1979 the Episcopal Church adopted a revised Book of Common Prayer, which offered a choice of texts, one preserving the traditional language.

The new "19th century prose" section from OCR offers a choice of texts from Great Expectations, Pride and Prejudice, The War of the Worlds, The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde, and Jane Eyre.

It's a choice of text messages, or the latest chatting app on their phones.

You have a choice of text-input systems, including one where you drag your finger across the on-screen keys.

"I got a letter back in his spidery hand," Mr. Colgan said, "saying that there remained the possibility of a choice of similar texts with a different title.

The results are summarized in a choice of plain text, web page (HTML) or Excel spreadsheet formats.

This, surely, should be the subplot in any choice of text for a curriculum.

As a consequence, the choice of texts commented upon and the degree of detail given to a certain passage is often due, at least in part, to its use in a classroom, a universitarian debate or its relevance for exams.

These are laser engraved with a choice of three lines of text, maximum of 20 characters or spaces per line.

For the BLAST software, the results are first produced as XML but BioPerl modules provide an additional choice of text and HTML output.

He writes that "the machinery for determining the choice of texts and their interpretation" is "an integral part of the imperialism and domination in the neo-colonial phase".