Sentence examples for a choice of views from inspiring English sources

But in this Android game's case, the 3D refers to the graphics, with a choice of views of what you're blowing up.

But from Shooters Hill, Upper Norwood, or Alexandra Palace one has a choice of views: inward to the crowded skyline of the City and West End or out to the open expanses of the Home Counties, the Thames estuary, the South Downs, and the Weald.

But if Beckett were alive today and given a choice of viewing, I reckon he'd rather watch Big Brother than Mistresses, EastEnders or The Street.

Unless a compromise is found, drug patents will be the only issue on the Doha agenda with "brackets" -- a choice of competing views.

The service provides users a choice of unedited views from several active video cameras, sometimes letting viewers see reports before the networks and with the seams showing.

Pick your way past the teenagers snogging on the dockside to find a choice of restaurants with views of the city lights shimmering in the water.

When you're ready to start shooting, the guide presents you with a choice of viewfinder, Live View or movie modes.

The foreign ministry has called for the I.M.F.'s "senior management" to include representatives from emerging markets, a choice of wording widely viewed as hinting that Mr. Zhu should be promoted to deputy managing director.

Frankly, the map is too small — you have to do a good deal of zooming and panning to figure out what you're looking at — but at least it gives you a choice of road map, satellite view or aerial view (photos taken by airplanes from different angles of the same spot).

It was palatial, with three levels offering a choice of "suites," each with ocean views.

Breakfast in the cabin, sometimes with that day's newspaper to read as the countryside slid by; an excursion, followed by lunch served in a choice of two restaurants, with a view of the sun glistening off the wet rice paddy fields.