Sentence examples for choosing to create a 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.

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.

Luc Oursel, president and chief executive of Areva, said: "By choosing to create a European offshore wind champion with GAMESA, AREVA is playing a key role in the consolidation, already underway, of the offshore wind sector, and confirms its long-term commitment to renewable energies".

Rick Florino of Artistdirect gave American Tragedy 5 out of 5, particularly praising the band's choice to avoid duplicating their debut album, Swan Songs, and instead choosing to create a, "darker, deeper, and far deadlier ride this time around".

In macrobiotics, we say that by living according to the laws of nature, we are choosing to create a bigger life, one steeped in ancient wisdom, tradition and freedom of choice.

Hill chose to create a genuine double act.

In particular, I chose to create a natural soundscape.

Obama has also chosen to create a new position of White House energy czar.

We know the hamster will die, and yet we choose to create a life with it.

Ikea chose to create a new global language based on pictures and icons.