Sentence examples for choosing law from inspiring English sources

For years, Arum saw little of himself in John, even though both shared the obvious, choosing law as their profession.

"That's partly why I chose law enforcement.

Upon graduation in 1819 Mann chose law as a career.

Young Alan chose law in his junior high school career book, and that was that.

"We chose law enforcement retaliation versus military retaliation," the former Clinton administration official said.

He considered pursuing a Ph.D. but chose law school instead, at the University of Chicago.

For years, the brightest college students have chosen law and medicine, rather than engineering or computer science.

He had not planned on becoming a lawyer, he said, but chose law school to continue his liberal arts education.

But the starter was hurt, the other backup chose law school over football, and Unitas kept his job.

He eventually chose law rather than the ministry and in 1758 moved back to Braintree, then soon began practicing law in nearby Boston.

He served in the army as a combat medic, mostly in Lebanon, and chose law because "I don't have what it takes to be a politician".