Sentence examples for chose to communicate from inspiring English sources
Ms Kolleh said that last week she decided she had "had enough" of losing custom and chose to communicate her frustrations more directly.
There wasn't much interest at the time in how he chose to communicate that sentiment: whether he said it in a speech, say, or whispered it to a friend, or wrote it in his diary or published it in a book.
In the last few months, after injuries to Paterno, who is 84, relegated him to watch games from the coaches' box, he chose to communicate with one coach on the sideline via a headset: McQueary, his long-time-ago graduate assistant.
I chose to communicate directly with Dr. Markovitz, the course director, by letter.
"I can understand that but I'm unhappy about the timing of the decision after selection and the way he chose to communicate through Twitter".
"I can understand that but I'm unhappy about the timing of the decision after selection and the way he chose to communicate through Twitter". Van Commenee denied the use of Twitter was a problem among athletes, but said they needed education.
The organizing committee said the colors "were inspired by the worlds of media, communications and fashion," and were "carefully chosen to communicate the spirit of the London 2012 Games: energetic, spirited, bright and youthful".
Email has displaced verbal communications in many instances, but if you choose to communicate verbally, cell phones allow you to do so even when you are driving down the highway, or working at your job.
