Sentence examples for chosen to step from inspiring English sources
Some have chosen to step away from the stove.
"Lukashenko has now chosen to step up the conflict with Sweden even further," he wrote.
As the man chosen to step into Brian O'Driscoll's boots, it is a sizeable blow.
A Conservative party spokesman said: "Stephen Phillips has been a valuable member of parliament since 2010 and we are sorry that he has chosen to step down".
A Current spokeswoman said Sunday that Mr. Spitzer "has chosen to step back from hosting 'Viewpoint.' Until further notice the show will be hosted by John Fugelsang".
"It is surprising, and unfortunate in my view, that he's chosen to step on the legacy of President Bush to do it," Mr. McKinnon said.
While I was there, Stewart chose to step down.
Finally, in 1984, after a meditative walk in the snow, he chose to step down.
The only reason he's behind bars is because he chose to step over the line.
It's formally interesting also, with the novelist choosing to step on and off the page.
Some, of course, choose to step off the start-up merry-go-round.
