Sentence examples for choice to call from inspiring English sources

Hitchcock's choice to call upon Salvador Dali was inspired.

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The court further afforded respondent the maximum opportunity to assist in avoiding unwarranted disclosure or to exercise an informed choice to call for the investigator's testimony and thereby open his report to examination.

So when I was born, my parents made the choice to call me Curtis… Literally to this day, I'll have people come up to me at readings and say: "I thought you were a man".

According to Higgs, it wasn't even Lederman's choice to call it the god particle: "He wanted to refer to it as that 'goddamn particle' and his editor wouldn't let him".

"The committee has already looked at football, athletics and tennis, as part of a wider group of investigations into sports governance and, in relation to cricket, the ECB is an obvious choice to call in".

I made a specific choice not to call my collection Ivanka.

The Guardian's Charles Arthur explains why LulzSec had no choice but to call it quits.

He had no choice but to call on others to make it happen.

She once told the New York Times, "I made a specific choice not to call my collection Ivanka.

However, it looks as though Netanyahu will have little choice but to call early elections.