Sentence examples for a choice of things from inspiring English sources

"There's such a choice of things to watch," he said, "but we like to see the one thing that everyone else is watching.

They make a choice of which things are interesting for them.

By having a choice of different things (rather than just one pair of trousers all year) you'll have an interesting look.

That question, to one degree or another, assails any creature faced with a wide choice of things to eat: call it the omnivore's dilemma.

If Arctic Monkeys don't appeal, then you've got a choice of, among other things, disco pioneers Chic or Portishead, the latter a genuinely superb live band whose music has become ever more leftfield over the years.

"Right from a child or teenager, if I'd go into a shop and get confronted with a choice of two or three things, I'd usually end up with one of each".

As human beings, our choice of things to back up will be fallible and probably short-sighted.

Customers are given a choice of recipes, meaning you can avoid things you don't like.

IT folks often see things as a choice of two absolutes.

Mitt Romney tries to explain why having a choice of service providers is a good thing, January 9th  Most taken-out-of-context words (2) "You didn't build that".

A choice of costume is a very personal thing and some attendees worry others won't know who they are.