Sentence examples for choice reads from inspiring English sources

"Redeem this card at CherryCard.org to give $0.25 to the cause of your choice," reads a typical card, which is printed with a code.

(One choice reads: "Subaru Outback: a market-conscious suburban lesbian soccer mom?") Think of the arrangement "as a cul-de-sac that comes from PlanetOut to CarsDirect," Chuck Hoover, vice president for marketing at CarsDirect.com, said.

— Jeff Gordinier The New York Times: In Thursday's editions, three choice reads: an op-ed paean to our "old friends," the health-promoting microorganisms that come free with our dirty greenmarket produce; a Tool Kit column on the latest wave of high-tech kitchen toys; and a provocative piece on the pros and cons of squeezable food pouches for children.

(This semester, a student has the option of downloading a book as well — but it is an either-or choice: read online or download to a computer).

"I am tired of losing economic development opportunities to Indiana, Tennessee, and ALL of the other southern states....It's our choice!" Read the email below.

For multiple choice, read the question, then solve.

Before you make your final choice, read the ingredients.

Now right click on the message itself., Now click the choice, reading "View message source".

THE choices read like chapters in a children's book: Margaret's Hope, Empress of Japan, Sweet Endings.

"Arnold Schwarzenegger opens up about his terrible life choices while profiting from his terrible life choices" read a tweet from the gossip site.

My dad said: "Patricia, just do your best, prepare for the audition, make your choices, read and then put it all in the room and then leave it there.