Sentence examples for choice to change from inspiring English sources
Passengers said the cruise line was being disingenuous in suggesting that they had a choice to change their vacation plans.
Reflecting the new calculus, in 1984 Walter F. Mondale decided on Geraldine A. Ferraro because, he said recently, he needed "a bold choice to change the political picture".
His band were booked as guests on BBC1's Andrew Marr Show alongside the prime minister, and made a last-minute choice to change some of their lyrics.
I was not allowed to take drugs that would result in lack of conscious decision-making, so I had the choice to change my mind at any time.
And I'm convinced that by acknowledging the pain and loss of others, even as we respect the traditions and ways of life that make up this beloved country – by making the moral choice to change, we express God's grace.
I had the same three people helping me wash and dress; the choice to change my mind in what I wore, what I ate, in when I got up – and the freedom to go to the toilet when I needed.
A Labour government, he will say, would "make radical choices to change the lives of working people across Scotland" and introduce a Home Rule bill within 100 days enshrining additional powers for Holyrood.
To view all plot lines in their entirety, the player must replay the game multiple times and make different choices to change the plot progression.
It's about making choices to change habits within a society that sees disposable options as convenient and a good thing and "now" as being more important than a future.
Times have no choice but to change".
