Sentence examples for elected to put from inspiring English sources

"We elected to put on thicker padding when we installed these seats.

No matter that the businessman-turned-mayor was elected to put the city's finances in order.

Back in the UK, she elected to put her career on hold for a year.

We inherited the litigation with the acquisition and elected to put it behind us by settling with the plaintiff").

"This livestock operator elected to put his livestock directly on top of their den site," he told the paper.

I have outlined this story because the BFI has elected to put Céline and Julie on release.

But would they elect to put this much aside?

It's much easier to leave crap in there than to elect to put it back into a pristine shell.

Employees can elect to put their portion of the contributions into riskier investments, like mutual funds and stocks, potentially to generate more interest.

A few weeks later the government sent a message that failure would not be rewarded by electing to put fresh capital only into banks that had reached a satisfactory level of profitability.

Whether you elect to put an ethical twist on a recent trend or refashion a classic piece in an innovative green fibre, we invite designs from budding student designers to those with established pedigrees.