Sentence examples for choice taking from inspiring English sources

Because of the way the new law plays to human nature, many might make the wrong choice, taking too much pension now and not enough later.

In 2004, John Kerry made a last-minute choice, taking North Carolina senator John Edwards over House minority leader Dick Gephardt.

Other experts say the F.D.I.C. would be a more logical choice, taking advantage of its experience in taking over smaller banks.

For the arrival of Florence and the Machine, who won this year's Brits Critics' Choice, taking the crown from last year's winner, Adele, the stage has been filled with an elaborate array of bird cages and pink flowers.

According to Reuters, al-Sisi told French radio: "There is no other choice, taking into account the agreement of the Libyan people and government and that they call on us to act".

"'Terry and his partner Liz are confronted with a stark choice: taking one of the world's biggest fashion houses to court or effectively ripping himself off by selling his skills to a mass producer (Sunday Times)'.

Esteban had the choice taken away from him this week.

Clapper's slightly peculiar word choice took me back to early 1967.

Others, by necessity or by choice, take care of the whole process online.

July 11 , 2013From the Conservative MP Douglas Carswell Douglas Carswell MP (@DouglasCarswell) MPs face a clear choice: take pay increase or axe #IPSA.

Brown, like Mundy, was a late draft choice, taken by the Oakland Raiders in the seventh round in 2010.