Sentence examples for choice of recipient from inspiring English sources
An essential stage in head and neck microsurgical reconstruction is the choice of recipient vessels.
The choice of recipient offered a stark counterpoint as well: a Taiwanese politician who opened doors to the mainland.
But Prose, along with the writers Peter Carey, Michael Ondaatje, Teju Cole, Rachel Kushner and Taiye Selasi, made clear earlier this week her concerns over the choice of recipient by withdrawing from the gala.
The first is to the Eliots' maid, Ellen Kellond, a desperately inappropriate choice of recipient; it is a panicked and plungingly despairing wail from a woman who found herself held in a sanatorium against her will, keening for the love she believed her husband had withdrawn, and ending: "I mean to take my life. . .
The choice of recipient was perceived by some to be both cultural and political, reports the BBC's Catherine Zemmouri in Paris.
The choice of recipient vessels was dictated by existing local anatomy but included intercostal, thoracodorsal, thoracoacromial, azygous, and circumflex humeral vessels.
Under our Establishment Clause precedent, the link between government funds and religious training is broken by the independent and private choice of recipients.
The content of those letters, and Mandela's choice of recipients, foreshadowed the political skills of reconciliation and inclusion that later marked his time as president and elder statesman.
But the contrast between noise and silence was thrown into sharp relief by the forum's choice of recipients of a prize for "creative dissent" awarded in the name of the late Czech president, Vaclav Havel.
