Sentence examples for choices call from inspiring English sources

On tests with three choices (call them A, B, and C), the options were about equally likely to be correct.

Ask the right questions.Once you have your choices, call around to ask questions.

Rachel Lehmann-Haupt, whose memoir "In Her Own Sweet Time" is about her late-30s reproductive choices, called it the "postmodern, adult birds-and-the bees talk" — and we all remember how awkward that talk was.

This study proposes a strategy that offers customers a two-dimensional warranty menu with a number of warranty choices, called a flexible warranty policy.

It's to show how many variables are at play here–and in particular how much we have to depend on elected officials showing the kind of courage necessary to make the hard choices called for in the new law.

Next, Ritchie and colleagues compared the amount of time it had taken for participants to make their choices, called inspection time, and examined how it tracked with their performance on four standard intelligence tests.

Writing a book could be seen as the result of making 80,000 choices called words.

Also, Michael D. Shear on the candidates' transportation mode of choice: call it the battle of the buses.

"So there's almost no choice: call the regular foul and then stop the game and go take a look".

"Astronomers had found several other worlds like Pluto, so the IAU had the choice: call them all planets or downgrade.

So he was faced with a choice – call his uncles and start a gang war, or try to stay legit, facing off the gangsters on his own.