Sentence examples for choice call from inspiring English sources

"So there's almost no choice: call the regular foul and then stop the game and go take a look".

"Astronomers had found several other worlds like Pluto, so the IAU had the choice: call them all planets or downgrade.

Also, Michael D. Shear on the candidates' transportation mode of choice: call it the battle of the buses.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla .— Mitt Romney, whose 1950s manner and celebratory drink of choice call to mind a milkshake man more than a rap singer, gave a shout out Monday that left no doubt that he had spent little time listening to hip-hop.

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So he was faced with a choice – call his uncles and start a gang war, or try to stay legit, facing off the gangsters on his own.

One ally approves of her choice, calling it pragmatic.

A bartender's choice called Heater is composed of mezcal, blood orange, lime and muddled jalapeño.

Drinking As soon as your TV network of choice calls a state as red or blue – take a drink of that colour.

In another cable a year later, American diplomats were scathing when assessing him as a cabinet choice, calling him "exceptionally corrupt and incompetent".

Critics have described the proposed soda rule as interfering with a matter of personal choice, calling instead for less intrusive means to address the obesity problem, through education and access to healthy foods.