Sentence examples for choices from that from inspiring English sources

Lancashire notoriously became famous playing a bubbly blonde in a soap and I've admired her choices from that point.

Can we twist out the impact of apparent bad choices from that of the addiction that influences everything about an addict's life?

But, with Lindros saying he will never play for them again, it is probable that Philadelphia will deal Lindros's rights rather than let another team sign him and then be rewarded with five first-round draft choices from that team.

But with Lindros saying he will never play for the Flyers again, it is most likely that Philadelphia will deal Lindros's rights rather than let another team sign him and then be rewarded with five first-round draft choices from that team.

The Decade of Decadence seems to be making a resurgence of late, and all of the questionable fashion and music choices from that era have been coming back as well.

7. "... our energy at Amazon comes from the desire to impress customers rather than the zeal to best competitors". You run a values-based business and live a values-based life as you are able to a) articulate those values, b) make choices from that foundation, c) cultivate patience when it's called for, d) move when it's time to move.

The governor must make his choice from that list.

A moist braised chicken paired with three super-light veal meatballs was another good choice from that menu.

A sensible choice from that period might have been the 1904 Model B, which utilized one of the industry's first valve-in-head engines, a flat-twin mounted midships.

Within the next half-mile of shoreline I made a choice from that solid, warm, loving place within me.

"We suggested a number of ways that you could transfer players and draft choices from clubs that are more well-situated by virtue of record and economics to those that are less well-situated," Donald Fehr, the union chief, said.