Sentence examples for choices pass from inspiring English sources

The least successful choices pass into bland territory.

There are four choices: pass, double, one spade and one no-trump.

Importantly, the funding scenarios and choices pass a large slice of accountability for the sustainability of the NHS back onto political shoulders.

All this leaves Speaker John A. Boehner with essentially two choices: pass bills with House Democrats, which is the political equivalent of cheering with Phillies fans at a Nationals game, or let his conference pass bills that are so far to the right of anything that the Senate passes that compromise via conference committee becomes elusive.

"Next week, California politicians are going to face two stark choices: pass a budget on time, and put it on the governor's desk... or your paychecks will stop.

The episode before mid-season hiatus ended with one hell of a cliffhanger, leaving our beloved Bobby holding on to life by a thread, with an irritatingly persistent reaper offering him two equally unappealing choices: pass on, or hang around to eventually become an angry spirit, the likes of which he's spent his life hunting.

If you have a choice, pass through the big indoor rooms, which have the aura of a steakhouse straining for sophistication, in favor of an outdoor area lighted by candles and lanterns.

That would give Mr. Boehner a stark choice: pass a short-term spending bill with Democratic votes and risk the wrath of conservative activists or try again to take a bit out of the health care law with no time left on the clock and ensure a shutdown.

Privately, they believe House Republicans will leave town after the government funding bill is passed, leaving Senate Democrats with an unenviable choice: pass the GOP version of the payroll tax cut extension or nothing at all.

In January, the first of these target states — Arizona, an obvious choice — passed a version of the institute's model bill.

After his college of choice passed him over, after he used a year in junior college as a springboard to the University of Miami, after he scored a touchdown in the Rose Bowl and became a top prospect at tight end, the Giants seized him in the first round of the N.F.L. draft, expecting he could be an important part of their offense.