Sentence examples for choose to pull from inspiring English sources
It's not the first lever we choose to pull.
"If they choose to pull out, that's their choice," he said.
You can even choose to pull in information on accounts you hold at other institutions, without leaving the Citi site.
The fallacy that the pleasures offered by reading must necessarily be pleasures to which a self-defeating sense of shame is attached offers a very impoverished definition of gratification, whatever book we choose to pull from the shelf.
But if Hillary Clinton wins, and if the Republicans choose to pull back to a more familiar kind of politics, Rubio might be better placed than seemed possible a few months ago.
If Mr Prodi returns to office, there is a serious risk that his government might choose to pull troops out of Iraq too quickly, as Spain's then new prime minister, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, did after March 2004.Mr Martino is one of Italy's few avowed liberals, but his influence on economic policy has, sadly, been small.
As it is, you could hardly blame the sponsor or the television companies if they chose to pull out.
He held court in the center of the room and traded quips with whoever chose to pull up a chair.
But they also chose to pull best practices from other industries and fully harness the efficiency gains from new technology.
Remember the furore over President Barack Obama's 2014 tan suit, or the much-derided "scrunchie" Hillary Clinton chose to pull her hair back into in 2012?
