Sentence examples for choose to go out from inspiring English sources

2.00pm BST "Do all riders choose to go out on their rest day?

Of course, some players may choose to go out on a high – although the reasons vary.

Many of a farmer's duties are weather-dependent; an autonomous tractor could, for instance, tap into live forecast data and choose to go out and apply fungicide when conditions are ideal, even if it's four o'clock in the morning.

He has not publicly mentioned stepping down, though some at NBC have wondered whether he might choose to go out on top with Beijing, to be followed by another megaevent, NBC's first Super Bowl in 11 years next January.

Craig is thought to be contracted for at least one more movie after Spectre, but might choose to go out on a high if Sam Mendes' return to the director's chair proves as successful as his last outing, the $1bn Skyfall.

Many of them are not stuck at home during their period - they can choose to go out, work, or continue with their studies.

"You chose to go out on to the streets on what was the third day of the violence.

So if I chose to go out and have two cocktails for dinner, I could see that impacted my sleep.

Instead of bottoming out or drifting into obscurity, the show chose to go out on a ratings high, leaving viewers in mourning rather than bored.

"The game has given somebody so many years of matches and enjoyment and he chooses to go out and basically do the dirty on his colleagues.

Mr Lee said: "I do not see why the police service or the health service should pick up the duty of care for someone who has chosen to go out and get so drunk that they cannot look after themselves.