Sentence examples for for him to select from inspiring English sources

To finish a portrait of a sun-loving friend who was vacationing on Nantucket, she sent a card daubed with seven shades of tan, for him to select the one that pertained at the moment.

So far, the Football League will only say it is in talks with Birch about the legal status of the respective bids, but the "next stage is for him to select a preferred bid for the board to consider formally".

They waited for him to select his seat before they took theirs.

When an orator has determined the purpose and analysed his audience along with situation, it becomes very easy for him to select the main ideas he wants to convey.

Beckett's Waiting for Godot and Eliot's The Waste Land are prime exemplars of this phenomenon; in fact, Eliot originally chose Kurtz's despairing words as the epigraph for The Waste Land before Pound convinced him to select a quotation culled from Petronius' Satyricon, which ends with "I want to die".

Last November, when it became clear then-President-elect Obama would speak from an Islamic capital, Gabr wrote to the incoming commander in chief and urged him to select Cairo for the speech.

This remark suggests that since he doesn't know whether he is fated to be ill, the appropriate action for him is to select health.

His performances revived calls for him to be selected for the senior England team, and a member of the selection committee was despatched to watch him play against Huddersfield Town on 18 September 1954, but nothing came of it in the short term, although he was selected for a Football League XI which played an exhibition match against a Scottish League team.

Calls for him to be selected for the World Cup, while he was at Milan, never rose above a murmur, so his choice has been given a lukewarm reception, unsurprisingly.

Throwing muses Talk, talk Go gentle into that good night The City dark We are all salesmen now ReprintsHe was lucky that West Point adopted competitive entry in time for him to be selected and that he was allowed to serve in spite of a football injury.

He had reasonable success in his first season with Delaware, but became a star in his second and final season, breaking a number of Blue Hen records, leading the team to the F.C.S. national title game, and attracting enough attention from scouts for him to be selected by Baltimore with the 18th pick of the 2008 draft.