Sentence examples for choose part from inspiring English sources

The mode complements Ultimate Team by letting you choose part of the starting line-up of players before challenging other human competitors or the CPU with your customised side in order to earn rewards.

If we choose part of azimuth beam interval to imitate azimuth beam steering in the sliding spotlight mode as shown in Figure 1, then the equivalent azimuth beam rotation rate is as follows: ω r = θ 1 - θ 0 T (2).

a) Overload failure: Choose part of the overload lines as failure lines in the next layer.

Those mothers and fathers of children under 18 say they would choose part-time work if "money were no object".

When millions of workers choose part-time rather than full-time work under the Donnelly-Collins proposal, it will be taxpayers who pick up the tab.

If "working fewer hours" means "more hours of idleness", further conflating "fewer hours" with "no job" pushes the stereotype of those who choose part-time employment into the realm of a welfare queen on her Obamaphone, perhaps in line for free birth control.

Either way, it would be hard to choose parts further away from lords, ladies and dowagers.

Teachers can pick and choose parts of it to suit their own students or use none of it.

Despite the challenges, Cunningham, who is married to Shinn-Cunningham and supervises Kratkiewicz, is supportive of scientists who choose part-time research.

The gendered division of labor and the fact that 'women's work' is less well-paid than men's together make it more likely that married women, rather than their husbands, will downgrade their careers, choose part-time work, or stay home to facilitate child-rearing or when the spouses' careers conflict.

"I am not going to pick and choose parts of this report.