Sentence examples for but to select from inspiring English sources
But to select it, you have to prod the screen - which clicks on a rocker.
In traditional societies, parents had little choice but to select a name from a narrow range of religiously approved possibilities.
SNP members have been left with no choice but to select a candidate they rejected just last week to stand in a byelection.
A specialist college was disturbing enough in a university where each college spanned the academic spectrum, but to select social science as the specialty made it even worse.
It will also encourage schools not to make frequent changes to uniform specifications but to select items that can be purchased cheaply, for example in a supermarket.
During Mr. Levitt's time, companies would often disclose earnings estimates and other important information not to the markets but to select analysts.
Each day, traffic tickets are being issued by police officers who issue some not to their peers but to selected individuals based on their race, age and sexual biases.
Barclaycard and Tesco Bank offer it, too, but only to select existing customers," he adds.
If you want to follow along live, Apple is broadcasting a livestream — but only to select people.
Not any longer to allow the job to be filled by accident of birth, but instead to select for the post by democratic means.
Republican officials said the president was all but certain to select Stephen Friedman, a former co-chairman of Goldman Sachs, the investment firm, to take Mr. Lindsey's place.
