Sentence examples for choosing to start from inspiring English sources

Where they stood was directly in the line of fire for anyone choosing to start shooting again from Abu Sneina.

It is significant enough that young people are choosing to start the next phase of their lives in cities.

Margie R. Grossberg, a partner at the legal recruiting firm Major, Lindsey & Africa, said she saw an increasing number of associates choosing to start their own firms.

The most popular decade to start a business is in your 40s, but increasing numbers of people have been choosing to start a business later in life.

Or maybe it was the hubris of choosing to start the snatch at 319 pounds, the highest weight of the 11 competitors.

You can see on Proust's manuscripts how he crossed out a more conventional lead-in, choosing to start with that floating, unanchored "for a long time".

You choose to start the debate with it.

Parents can also choose to start repayment immediately.

He chose to start again by entering politics.

We chose to start The Reluctant Fundamentalist with this song.

He wasn't chosen to start the game.