Sentence examples for has finally chosen from inspiring English sources

"The Security Council has finally chosen to take a pragmatic look at the situation in Syria".

President Bush has finally chosen his nominees for two of the nation's top health positions, the director of the National Institutes of Health and the surgeon general.

Beyoncé has finally chosen to address that fight in a New York lift between her sister, Solange Knowles, and husband, Jay Z, back in May.

But North Korea has been trying for years, in its own awkward and eccentric way, to get closer to the outside world, and Washington, together with Tokyo, has finally chosen to respond.

After a year and a half of tense diplomacy and secret discussions, an international fusion research collaboration has finally chosen a site for the world's most expensive experiment.

He says he will keep working as long as he is physically and mentally able, but he has finally chosen a successor, Curtis Jensen, 43, his co-chief investment officer and manager of one of his funds.

By then, insiders hope, Spielberg will have finally chosen between Harry Potter and Minority Report.

O nly two people ever knew how it came about that Gabrielle Russier, discreet and prudent in her private life, given more easily to comradeship with men than romance, should have finally chosen a lover from among her students.

Though we always suspend our traditional lesson plans for the summer at the end of May, here are some features we'll publish over the next three weeks that we hope you'll find useful and interesting instead: May 28 to June 14: Poetry Contest Winners 971 students entered our contest, and we've finally chosen our winners.

We have finally chosen structural equation modelling (SEM) to obtain a quite parsimonious model that reflects the relations among CPS and covariates.

But, in opting for Morgan, England have their most experienced, most proven one-day player as captain and have finally chosen a limited-overs lover as their white-ball leader.