Sentence examples for choice dates from inspiring English sources

The debate over federal financing of programs operated by nonprofits with religious affiliations — or so-called charitable choice — dates back to the Clinton administration, when it became part of a welfare overhaul.

Cost: £650 per team of three (100 team places available) Charity: Your choice Dates: 19-20 June 2010 Discover Lawrence of Arabia country on horseback on this five-day trek on Arab horses.

By G. F. T. Ryall The New Yorker, October 23 , 1971P. 161 The Florida Supreme Court has directed the racing commission there to give Gulfstream Park the choice dates that Hialeah has held since the twenties.

Cost: Pay £150 and raise minimum sponsorship of approx. £1,100, or pay £548 and raise as much as you can Charity: Your choice Dates: 25-28 June 2010 Lake Malawi in southeastern Africa provides the backdrop for the majority of this cycling adventure.

Cost: £2,138 (deposit: £575) Minimum sponsorship: £3,250 Charity: Your choice Dates: Wed 13 October - Sun 24 October 2010 Test your endurance on this 40-mile walk and 30-mile bike ride along the Great Glen Way, from one side of Scotland to the other.

I don't want to go out barnstorming like in the old days, but if I can pick up a few days here and there, a few choice dates, and I'm having a lot of fun with it, I guess, "Why not," you know?

At a certain point along the axis of proliferating choice, dating apparently becomes synonymous with windowshopping… which is not a great recipe for closing the deal.

Another popular choice: Date & Mint Crusted Lamb ($36), with roasted heirloom root vegtables, fava beans, potato chive puree.

It's no coincidence that almost all of Rowley's choices date from 1975-77.

No one at Millbank has jumped for joy at the choice of dates, me included.

If by-elections had to be held within three months of a vacancy arising, for instance, then a larger choice of dates could be chosen.