Sentence examples for choosing to create from inspiring English sources
By choosing to create a "state" the organisation must now defend a territory stretching some 460 miles (740km) from Baghdad to Aleppo.
A number of Chinese dissidents have already left homegrown social media sites, choosing to create a community on Twitter that is beyond the reach of government censorship.
Other groups are choosing to create their own distinct symbols, like the plug logo created by Portland General Electric, which serves the Portland, Ore., area.
Democrats, anguishing over their recent electoral defeats, are running now on pure anger, choosing to create obstacles to Republican ideas rather than engaging them.
Still, choosing to create a more lasting legacy than letting some large corporation take over one's life work has a certain quiet appeal — especially when it is rewarded with tax benefits.
Nor, of course, could God be free in choosing to create the best.
"If they choose to create another agency, if they choose to create a cabinet position, that's fine," he said, "but I'm not applying.
For the apartment, Mr. Ausset added, "we deliberately chose to create an open and fluid space.
Lauren Sandler and KJ Dell'Antonia, both only children, have chosen to create very different families.
