Sentence examples for choose up from inspiring English sources
verb
To select; pick, especially, to decide on a selection or option
- She chose up, are you mad?
Don't choose up sides too soon.
In addition, Medicare officials will choose up to 100 hospitals to test the value of mandatory reporting.
FRIENDS of the Beethoven symphonies tend to choose up sides: odd numbers here, even numbers over there.
("It sounds very junior-high-esque, very Red Rover," she observed, with everyone lined up to choose up sides).
A neat feature is the ability to choose up to three maps to display alongside one another.
"I don't want them to have to choose up or choose down," Mr. Aycock said, "but choose what's right for them".
Good and evil begin choosing up sides.
Over the last few days, the concept of choosing up sides has gotten the players talking.
After choosing up to four programs, you are assigned a video console on the third floor.
In pickup, you often go through the motions of making the teams fair by "choosing up".
Was the president choosing up sides in a party primary, generally a big political no-no?
