Sentence examples for choice of man from inspiring English sources
The Aran islanders of the play continuously refer to "Irish" traits – talkativeness, friendliness – as dictated to them by the Irish Americans making the film: the choice of Man of Aran as a backdrop is significant.
"Fool in Love" displays Rihanna emoting a vulnerable style of singing, due to the lyrical content and mood in the song, which can be heard in the lyrics "Papa, are you ashamed of how your little girl turned out?" due to how the singer feels as though her parents are disappointed in her choice of man.
Sometimes, if you're really lucky, they will literally follow you down the street until you're faced with a choice of "man continues to pester me as I walk aimlessly down the road in the hope he'll go away" and "escaping from situation but potentially dangerous man knows where I live".
The choice of men's neckwear has traditionally been narrow: literally and figuratively.
One person went so far as to say Dowd sabotages herself in her choice of men.
Gidney also singles out flowers, such as Kenyan roses, which might be the choice of men trying to prove their caring, sharing side to a loved one.
The choice of men to represent the newspaper's campaign is ostensibly understandable; police commissioner Ken Lay, Victorian premier Dennis Napthine, Melbourne mayor Robert Doyle and AFL chief executive Andrew Demetriou.
And chocolate wasn't the first choice of men or women: more men planned to give flowers or cards than candy, while women were more likely to plan on giving cards.
The NEC is not expected to impose a shortlist in Ipswich, which Mr Cann held with a majority of 8,081 last June, but offer local party members a 50-50 chofce of men and women.
He also referred to statements issued by Pope Paul VI that linked Christ's choice of men with the symbolic role of the priest in representing Jesus at the altar.
