Sentence examples for choosing because from inspiring English sources

Wells and his teammates are free to go to Disneyland or anywhere else of their choosing because they are finished playing baseball until next year.

Everything you feel that you're choosing because you affirm it as good — your career, your marriage, reading The New York Times today, or even espousing reductionism — you'll have to regard intellectually as just an effect of moving and material causes.

I don't think they've got plenary power to determine the time of choosing because that, under the United States Constitution, is reserved to the Congress of the United States.

And as for family — the one of one's own choosing; because the one he was born into, well, it's the subject of his nightmare, which seems like a scene from Woody Allen.

And others were concerned about setting a precedent that could come back to hurt their own party and ratchet up future political wars if they said a president should be denied a cabinet nominee of his choosing because of his ideology.

Mario Lundy said: "Each year some young people are unable to follow the course of their choosing because they do not achieve the necessary grades.

This mathematical model was chosen because is enough versatile to represent healthy, prediabetic and diabetic persons.

Japan was chosen because of its high number of older folks and India chosen because, despite recent impressive advances, many citizens are still illiterate.

They were chosen because they were rare".

Mr. Ryan was chosen because he is a Tea Party darling.

Urinary infections were chosen because they are so common.