Sentence examples for choosing to begin from inspiring English sources

When Tommy Amaker was hired to rebuild Seton Hall three years ago, he refused to play host to Midnight Madness, instead choosing to begin the preseason in a low-key manner.

By choosing to begin with the pioneers of modern dance -- Loie Fuller, Isadora Duncan, Ruth St. Denis -- and by concentrating in their second section on the revolutionary achievements of Diaghilev, they are alerting us to their belief that both the unifying theme of the 20th century and its enduring value lie in its being the century of the New.

The way Chief Justice Rehnquist chose to begin his announcement did little to clarify matters.

Mr. Ashcroft chose to begin the inquiry only after the story gained national media attention last week.

This can be seen in the way each chooses to begin the story of the Jews.

Your editorial says it is "ridiculous" that Transport Workers Union leaders chose to begin an illegal walkout.

The repertory a pianist chooses to begin a program can reveal much about his musical personality.

Still, that was then and Norton has chosen to begin the narrative 40 years later.

The hazard of Penn's service-sector politics lies not in positions picked but in issues chosen to begin with.

"Lieutenant Rice chose to begin a foot chase with Freddie Gray, even though there was no eye contact," Bledsoe said.

In the addresses of presidents, Dwight Eisenhower chose to begin with fellow Americans, and John Kennedy often used my fellow citizens.