Sentence examples for chooses through from inspiring English sources
When one chooses through one's free will to live 'honorably and rightly' in accordance with divine law, one can reasonably be thought to live a moral life.
Whatever path Obama chooses through this dilemma, however, it is likely going to provoke some serious overreaction from Republicans (especially those in extremely safe districts).
Candidates will be chosen through a lottery.
"The person should not be chosen through back-room deals".
In 1975, only three heads of state were chosen through elections.
The artist of the year award, chosen through international public vote, went to conductor Paavo Järvi.
Participants in Chill are chosen through agencies that work with disadvantaged youngsters.
It is where Ms. Diallo chose, through her lawyer, to file her lawsuit.
Representatives to parish assemblies are chosen through local elections for four-year terms.
Artists cannot apply for the funds; they will be chosen through an anonymous peer-review process.
Their odd traits, those that give them health problems, have been chosen through selective breeding alone.
