Sentence examples for begin to choose from inspiring English sources

Armed with that information, they can begin to choose products with smaller footprints.

This is the age at which teenagers must begin to choose whether to be baptized into the restrictive life of the Amish or leave it.

Lady Prashar said: "If they begin to choose the press officers, then of course it is a slippery road because it does seem that you are beginning to erode the impartiality of the civil service".

As the delay before scientific independence grows longer, more talented young people--including future scientific pioneers--will begin to choose other fields.

If women get to the point or maybe they have already gotten to that point where they no longer need a man to provide the traditional accoutrements of status, power and money, it's only natural that they are going to begin to choose a man based on other attributes like youth, physical appeal or sexual stamina (just as men do).

While it is good to see that students appear to acquire more knowledge of STEM career requirements in middle school grades, it is concerning that students in grade 9 still had a low average SCK score since this is the year in which students begin to choose subject classes in Atlantic Canada.

She also began to choose designers.

Voters began to choose members of Parliament's consultative upper house.

When the Communist forces regrouped in the northern province of Shaanxi, from where they would take over the country in 1949, "Mao began to choose," he said.

Indeed, parents began to choose names and forms of names simply because they liked them or because they reminded them of someone they liked, in life, in fiction or in a Shakespeare comedy.

This peculiar form of straight-ticket voting was adopted in the 1960s, to help the state's Democrats keep getting elected, even as a growing number of voters began to choose Republicans for president.