Sentence examples for day the choice from inspiring English sources

But at the end of the day the choice to believe is up to the individual.

Assuming you make two trips each day, the choice to drive for a year means accepting an annual 1-in-13,750 chance of a fatal accident.

When, for example, a candidate declares that on election day "the choice is yours" -- it is obviously not yours, it is ours -- that statement filters into our beliefs, those beliefs inform our political activities, infusing them with this meaning rather than that.

At the end of the day, the choice depends on the available expertise, on the patient population, and on the clinical pathways.

Perhaps one day the choice of sedative in septic patients will not be based solely on sedative properties but rather immunosedative profiles.

"We've had some missteps," he said, "but at the end of the day the choice is really clear".

On a recent day, the choices were: jasmine, red hibiscus, litchi, fromage frais, apricot and orange-nepitella.

For game day, the choices include Asian grilled shrimp and two types of hummus (roasted red pepper and white bean).

In a special election on Tuesday, the choice for some voters will hinge on ideology.

Hunt said on Friday: "The choice at the next election could not be clearer.

Even when Ungaro picked the British designer Giles Deacon on Tuesday, the choice was for a safe pair of hands.