Sentence examples for choice to pick from inspiring English sources

The company's choice to pick Android in the upcoming tablet, for example, was not an easy one.

But the rebuilding was far from complete when Mr. Fanton left, and Mr. Kerrey was a popular choice to pick it up.

Most of the recent guesswork on the subject assumes that Mr. Kerry should use the choice to pick up a state or attract a constituency he couldn't win otherwise.

This makes him a spectacularly unfortunate choice to pick as an example of the evils of the National Health Service, which has provided free health care — to him, and to millions of other people here — for 61 years.

He sat me down and said, "The road that I'm on is the one I have to be on, but you have a choice to pick a different road".

If current speculation proves to be true, the artist formerly known as Ginger Spice is the BBC's top choice to pick up the mantle from such luminaries as Scooch, Andy Abraham and Josh Dubovie, in hopes of restoring Eurovision glory to the UK for the first time since Katrina and the Waves triumphed in 1997.

"There are not that many choices to pick from being in the neighborhood," Ms. Snow said, "and sometimes you don't want to leave.

And given how hard it is to navigate women's clothing choices to pick something that's attractive but not too sexy but still friendly but professional enough but not too expensive or I'll get bashed for vanity, and the sheer waste of time this takes up for me, if I had a choice I'd make like Cortana too.

They assumed criminals made choices to pick places that could be modeled by random utility maximization.

There are a lot of choices to pick from.

There are various choices to pick from such as BUNA-N, Silicone, Fluorosilicone, EPDM, etc.