Sentence examples for call of choice from inspiring English sources

Whatever his wake-up call of choice, and whatever Stoughton's condition at the time, Mosby soon had the brigadier general's full attention: "General, did you ever hear of Mosby?" "Yes," replied Stoughton, "have you caught him?" "I am Mosby.

They've been moving that bar slowly but surely in a direction that they might call transparency, but what other people might call lack of choice". Allan believes the benefits of authentic identity outweigh the costs.

As a result, Mr. Sankaran said, "Ford's approach is what we call power of choice.

What do we do?" "A motorcyclists' rights organization has contacted the hospital and asked us to join their coalition supporting what they call 'freedom of choice,' which is essentially the right not to wear helmets," the first doctor said.

I am part of a far flung tribe of well loved friends that I call family of choice and I hadn't seen some of these folks in awhile.

A number of influential corporations are experimenting with a concept called "employer of choice".

The South African mining firm, which has controlled the world's diamond trade for nearly seven decades, announced a new strategy that it calls "supplier of choice".

There are certain issues in life I don't like, but there's an off button – it's called freedom of choice… "Personally, I can't stand EastEnders.

Self-indulgence verging on antisocial behavior is called freedom of choice, the very thing that separates America from the Axis of Evil.

This should also apply to Afghanistan where Obama claims to be fighting a war of necessity, unlike the war in Iraq which he calls one of choice.

The amendment would have facilitated segregation by legalizing a student-assignment system euphemistically called "freedom of choice". For years after the 1954 Brown decision, Southern officials determined to maintain segregated schools adopted this system to circumvent desegregation.