Sentence examples for choice someone from inspiring English sources

You are left with the choice someone else must take over.

"One thing people have realised is that with too much choice, someone is charging you for that ..

And there is always the chance that Gore could make a less conventional choice, someone like former Treasury Secretary Robert Rubin.

Mr. Davis has frequently been mentioned as a possible choice, someone whose considerable popularity in the Golden State could help Mr. Gore win its biggest-of-all trove of electoral votes.

Neither man was a crassly political choice, someone selected simply to carry a big state, as Gov. Tom Ridge of Pennsylvania would have been for Mr. Bush, or Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois for Mr. Gore.

Unless boards are willing to consider a less-obvious choice, someone who has never been a chief executive, for example, the market looks narrow, said Rakesh Khurana, who is an assistant professor at the Harvard Business School and who is writing a book on the chief executive labor market.

Here in the 21st century, there's absolutely no reason to wail if – thanks to your own life choices – someone takes a little bite out of your enjoyment.

The recommendations above represent just a few of the choices someone on an alkaline diet has.

Some argued that previous experience had no bearing on what is perceived as an individual choice: "having someone in the family I wouldn't say affects your likelihood of going for screening at all".

For supporters of stronger regulation, it comes down to a choice between someone they do not know and someone they do not trust.

"But at this point, we're on the verge of a choice between someone eminently sensible and qualified, and someone who is a real wild card.