Sentence examples for choosing some from inspiring English sources
"choosing some" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to indicate that you are selecting specific items out of a larger group of possibilities. For example, "I spent some time choosing some new books to add to my library."
Each Angel tried on Ms. Ewart's finds, choosing some, rejecting others.
With an independent commission the Legislature would still have input -- choosing some members and voting on the commission's maps.
Meanwhile, the alternative — disappointing supporters yet again by choosing some little-known technocrat — seems like an obvious error.
So I embarked on the enormous expedition of choosing some text from the vast body of Kafka's work.
Suppose patients started using presence on the register as a criterion for choosing some professionals over others?
Probably I made a mistake in choosing some players but my experienced players performed very badly in the second half.
Girls, he said, "are choosing some of these other options, over the specialized schools, because they think it is better or they prefer not to take this exam".
"But by choosing some of the poems, and packaging them for 80p, liberated from the large format, we sold 30,000 copies.
According to the Medtronic documents, the company closely tracked the use of its devices by the doctors who attended the conferences, choosing some for "special attention".
Otherwise, I will reciprocate by inviting these pay-for-play birthday hosts to Turnbull & Asser, choosing some really expensive shirts and thanking them for such a nice gift.
And although he admits to doing nothing illegal, he acknowledges "some warts" on his record and poor judgment in choosing some friends.
