Sentence examples for chosen for something from inspiring English sources

But Jonas has been chosen for something special.

If you've chosen this guy, you've chosen him for something.

If you've chosen this man, probably you've chosen him for something...and he will be SO appreciated if you remind him of that.

Once women get chosen for a mission - something they've worked for all their lives - pregnancy spells an instant exit.

Like all breakthrough performances chosen for this issue, there is something singular and timely about Christie's work in "Away From Her".

The venue was chosen for its connection to Penguin, something the gallery is currently marking in turn with an exhibition, at the centre of which is the sought-after piece of furniture known as the Isokon Penguin Donkey.

"Being chosen for a program like this is something big," he said.

You may already have a play chosen for you, but if not, pick something you feel would work well with the people you will be working with.

"The exact price Gilead chose for Sovaldi said something in and of itself about the nonexistent regulatory environment drug companies knew they faced in the United States," he writes.

And Bergstein made sure not to sugarcoat the scene, hoping that it would serve as a reminder to young women to not take their right to choose for granted ― something that rings true 30 years later, during a time when abortion restrictions are on the rise and women's health clinics are closing at record numbers.

Had Laidlaw not chosen to go for something more ambitious on three occasions and then missed two more kicks, the lead might have been far more than three points at the end of the third quarter, but it was enough.