Sentence examples for choice known from inspiring English sources

"The Catholic Church has made their opposition to choice known for many, many, many, many, many years.

As Margaret's quote suggested, the world is full of lives we might have had, if we'd made that choice, known that fact, held off from making that decision.

What would really boost the Hevesi campaign is the coveted endorsement from the United Federation of Teachers, which should make its choice known fairly soon.

The second choice, known as a conservation subdivision, would preserve 75percentto80percentcent of buildable land as open space.

He is to make his choice known next week when the Republican National Convention meets in New Orleans to nominate him for President.

The BP report concludes that the most criticised well-design choice, known as a long string, was a reasonable one and did not lead to the failure.

I did so through the prism that I, and many readers of The Choice, know best: that of the undergraduate admissions maze.

(Regular readers of The Choice know this first-hand from his posts for us, including one last year about a son who marches to the beat of a different educational drummer, which prompted several hundred comments).

Regular readers of The Choice know that experts and the senior editor of this blog, Jacques Steinberg, have written about how to use college rankings carefully (if at all) during the college admissions process.

The uninspired choice says, "I will cut a path through the forest," whereas the inspired choice knows a path already exists, although I cannot yet see it.

Let your first choice know as soon as possible.