Sentence examples for choices taking from inspiring English sources

Jenson Button, in a McLaren Mercedes, drove dashingly and made good tire choices, taking his second victory of the season.

"The War on Women" (editorial, Feb. 26) appropriately focuses on the assault on women's choices taking place in Congress.

I was used to going to the store, picking through the five or six boot choices, taking the one that was closest to my Platonic ideal of a boot, and that was that.

The club continued to publish monthly choices (taking a non-communist line), but Gollancz had lost much of his initial enthusiasm and it was finally wrapped up in 1948.

For the Long Haul, Tough Choices Taking time to devise a plan for what to do if you are without work for an extended period will mean making well-thought-out choices, ones not made in panic or while depressed.

Instead, we watch as the girl grows up to continue to grapple with circumstance: making choices, taking chances, getting it wrong and right, though, of course, never really all that right.

On the wall was a sign: Today's Menu, Two Choices: Take It.

But getting to grips with the motives behind such career choices took hard thought.

Simple choices took a long time, with endless phone calls and discussions.

But should such precautions fail, the available choices take different directions along gender lines.

For his part, Mr. Wilson said his management choices take advantage of each person's strengths.