Sentence examples for correctly chose from inspiring English sources

It was not until 1990, when the electorate correctly chose capitalism, that the US accepted the ballot as valid.

The White House correctly chose to rely on the State Department to comprehend Chinese sensitivities and pride and to craft statements that, for the Chinese, appeared to "apologize".

Pearlman is one of two people in ESPN.com's bracket tournament — out of more than 5.9 million entries — who correctly chose the four final teams: Connecticut, Kentucky, Butler and Virginia Commonwealth.

And again, a significant proportion of them – nearly two thirds – completely failed to notice Barack Obama's face, and of those, just one correctly chose the President's face from the choice task at the end, far less than would be expected by chance.

"This saves public housing work and money and it contributes to the general hygiene," said Jose Morales, 51, an unemployed plumber and widower with two children who correctly chose a green recycling bag when Ms. Allen tested him with a flattened cereal box.

Possibly because of this non-canonical combination, while some native speakers "correctly" chose needs as an associate for insufficient, others did not.

"The panel members have correctly chosen to re-examine the evidence.

Saturday's Lotto draw will be the final opportunity to claim all the winnings by correctly choosing all six numbers.

And the strange device of the caskets one of which her wooers must correctly choose to gain her hand, carries an unmistakeable message.

At age 4, he grabbed a screwdriver from his father's toolbox -- correctly choosing a Phillips head -- and dismantled the neighbors' storm door.

Equation (14) predicts the velocity profile if the parameters Π and (lambda) are correctly chosen.