Sentence examples for historic choice from inspiring English sources

Russia must make a historic choice.

Scotland has a historic choice on Thursday.

"She would certainly be a great and historic choice".

It would be a historic choice, making her the first Hispanic justice.

But Shinnecock Hills is one of the founding members of the U.S.G.A. and is a traditional, historic choice that has produced memorable championships involving prominent players.

This holds out the prospect of a great historic choice: Europeans can choose to properly unite and overcome their crisis or they can choose dissolution.

Historic choices are made partly because of fleeting circumstances.

Sadly, the most traditional and historic choices, like the late, great Red Onion, have closed.

"Beatifying a son of the church does not celebrate particular historic choices that he has made, but rather points him out for imitation and for veneration for his virtue, praising the divine grace that shines in him," John Paul said today.

But after all these years, Lee, who even served as its president following the Civil War, is under question because of his historic secessionist choices and their resulting evil.

Generally, Republicans would not discuss the factor that made the choice historic: Mr. Lieberman's religion.