Sentence examples for choice it would be from inspiring English sources

I'd like to conclude this trip down memory lane by looking to the future and saying that if I ever get to retire to a city of my choice, it would be AIX-en-Provence, just for the Calissons alone.

Speaking of the Yankees, with Joe Torre managing without a contract beyond 2004, apparently by his own choice, it would be highly unfair to place Don Mattingly and Willie Randolph in some kind of dugout version of "Survivor".

"I found that quite shocking," she says, "because I wasn't forced to wear it, I'd taken that choice as an independent woman, and I expected of all the people in the world who would respect that choice it would be my husband".

So if the production slow-down were actually by choice, it would be arrogant, even for Sony.

Given a choice, it would be wonderful to have access to some sort of FPGA selection wizard application (preferably Web based).

He came up with the idea that, rather than putting £5 notes in as one choice, it would be better to have £5-note only cash machines.

I re-read it as soon as I'd finished it.If I could have another choice it'd be One by Sarah Crossan.

Given the hard choices, it would be a very unusual board that would do anything else but take the current deal.

Given our choices, it would be much better to provoke an additional burst of luxury spending than to let high unemployment linger for years.

Since the ruling was based on the principle of "the autonomy of the person in making [intimate] choices," it would be crass to assume this autonomy is limited to what transpires between the sheets.

Sometimes, of course, there are sound reasons for the choice - it would be hard to argue with the Bush quartet playing late Beethoven quartets or Schnabel the piano sonatas; in the cases of Isaiah Berlin and Ernst Gombrich these were also the performances they grew up with.