Sentence examples for choice to open from inspiring English sources

With this unusual vocalizing, Ms. Monk, her trademark braids flowing down her back, seemed an apt choice to open the festival.

Greengrass's film is a fitting choice to open the film festival, which was conceived as a direct response to the World Trade Centre attacks.

The Boban Markovic Orchestra is the latest in a long line of renowned musicians to perform here: a century ago both Franz Liszt and Camille Saint-Saëns played the synagogue's organ.It was an interesting choice to open a Jewish cultural festival with a Serbian gypsy band.

Nick Compton seems to be England's preferred choice to open the batting with Cook in Ahmedabad but, after he made a three-ball duck against India A, their decision-making may be clouded if the Somerset batsman doesn't score runs in the second warm-up match.

Lilt are a local quartet playing atmospheric electronica – a perfect choice to open for the Canadian electro-pop outfit – and despite early nerves and a brand new drummer they played an absolute blinder, ranging from chilly Lamb trip-hop through to pure banging pop.

Compton still seems the preferred choice to open with Cook, and with the vice-captain, Stuart Broad, expected to play, it is possible England could leave out Cook and play both Compton and Yorkshire's Joe Root in the second warm-up.

But the law still raises concern about zealous prosecutors using a woman's difficult choices to open an investigation.

Question format ranged from closed questions with multiple choices to open comment and true/false type.

Countries in transition have no choice but to open up the political system.

He had knocked for so long that she'd had no choice but to open the door.

The commissioner of homeless services, Seth Diamond, said in an interview that the city had no choice but to open the shelters, given the demand.