Sentence examples for choice to send from inspiring English sources

Kylie The gay icon would have been the perfect choice to send to the campest music competition in the world.

As a public school teacher, I made the choice to send my son to a parochial high school.

One such small-picture decision our ACOs focused on is the choice to send patients out of network for care.

Tactically, Klinsmann made the choice to send Jozy Altidore up top as a lone striker — effectively separating him from his teammates by 20-plus yards.

Since Guinea and Djibouti are predominantly Muslim nations, the choice to send their troops to Somalia may have been an attempt to help neutralize tension.

A second argument is that parents should have the "choice" to send their child to a school of a particular ethos, however odd.

Australia's home T20Is often clash with Tests (this summer, they clashed with Australia's Test tour of New Zealand), therefore, the selectors have no choice but to send out second-choice XIs for T20Is between T20 World Cups.

"Shutting this vital lifeline risks giving people no other choice but to send money through dangerous and alternative methods out of desperation.

Great Britain had no choice but to send him to detention in a far-off island.

Some parents said they had no choice but to send their children to West Farms.

Voucher parents, they argue, have almost no choice but to send their children there.