Sentence examples for chooses to open from inspiring English sources
If someone chooses to open up to you, feel privileged to have been trusted with their innermost feelings.
Running a Macintosh with Unix is almost exactly like running a conventional Mac, unless the user chooses to open a special window that accepts typed Unix commands.
And even if an occupant chooses to open the door and speak with the officers, the occupant need not allow the officers to enter the premises and may refuse to answer any questions at any time.
As she recently changed jobs, she will soon start to benefit from her employer's promise to contribute three per cent of her earnings if she chooses to open a Standard Life stakeholder pension plan.
Tellingly, Ferrara chooses to open his film with a brief semi-staged Depardieu interview, further blurring the lines between the subject and the pseudonym, the performer and the drama.
When a storm hits, a passerine bird can alight on the nearest available branch or wire with talons that will reflexively close upon contact and remain closed by default, without added expenditure of energy, until the bird chooses to open them again.
No other liquor stores nearby chose to open up yesterday.
Otherwise, employees may choose to open an Express Account.
It chose to open its second branch in Boulder last year.
From there, it was prosecutors who chose to open the blackmail investigation.
The movie has been chosen to open the thirty-fifth New York Film Festival, on September 26th.
