Sentence examples for an extraordinary option from inspiring English sources

Heart transplant is an extraordinary option for those who are very ill and have no other alternative.

"If someone is used to paying Manhattan prices, this building within an easy commute, that has a doorman, a pool, exercise room and laundry rooms on every floor, is going to be an extraordinary option".

Tulare County, as Ms. Gedert, 36, learned from a flier that arrived in the mail with her assistance check, offers welfare recipients an extraordinary option: It pays them to move away.

Prior to that, emulating the Long Island Lolita, Amy Fisher, might have been an extraordinary option for me.

Mr. Bush, however, has embraced unilateralism not as an extraordinary policy option, but as his dominant international theme.

"I need to have that extraordinary option at my fingertips".

"The option to use a military tribunal in the time of war makes a lot of sense," he said, adding that the nation was fighting "against the most evil kinds of people, and I need to have that extraordinary option at my fingertips".

President Obama has the extraordinary option of rekindling the historic spirit of his presidency and riding the sweeping tides of history for the advancement of women by naming Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as his vice presidential running mate in 2012.

The appointments legally require approval by the Senate, which could have been convened for an extraordinary session, an option Macri seemingly ruled out because its majority is still held by Fernández's Victory Front (FPV) party.

(I'm talking about the mid-1980s, when this represented an extraordinary range of options on top of Britain's four terrestrial TV channels).

In the dragonfly, the four transparent, ultraflexible wings are attached to the thorax by separate muscles and can each be maneuvered independently, lending the insect an extraordinary range of flight options.