Sentence examples for i will be choosing from inspiring English sources

Over the next few weeks, I will be choosing an artwork a day to celebrate the season on the Guardian's art and design site, beginning with Botticelli.

For the next month, your unelected representative, which is to say, I, will be choosing what we read – and what we read shall be Lawrence Durrell's Alexandria Quartet.

Email me at [email protected] and in the next month I will be choosing several to post in an upcoming "Real People, Real Food" blog - if I select yours, I will also be sending you a prize package featuring some AshleyKoffApproved products.

Node w i will be chosen to forward the packet to wi+ 1within consumed power e i.

Resampling is then done by replacing the state samples x s ℓ i i = 1, …, N by the selected state samples x s ℓ ι ℓ (i ) i = 1, …, N. Since before selection the probability that the particle i will be chosen is p ℓ i for each draw, the expected number of times that particle i has been chosen after N draws is N p ℓ ι ℓ (i ).

In a few months I'll be choosing a committee and researching my proposal, another requirement for the program that has very vague guidelines: "Write a proposal that you could submit for funding".

"I've been living and breathing politics since my teenage years and it's the first time ever I'll be choosing who I wish to represent me in my constituency or having a say on who I would like to see in government".

Yet now I am equally certain that when they formulate the potion that actually reverses the signs of aging, I'll be choosing to pay my mortgage and phone bill instead of scooping up this miracle in a pump bottle (or tube).

[GP3] I work in South Auckland at the moment and I'll be choosing subsidised medications and I know that, in the large majority, if it is non-subsidised medication it will be a significant financial strain for people.

Particularly for those GPs working in lower socioeconomic areas, the cost to the patient was a key consideration when deciding which medicines to prescribe: I work in South Auckland at the moment and I'll be choosing subsidised medications and I know that, in the large majority, if it is non-subsidised medication it will be a significant financial strain for people.

"We have had a lot of applications and I think we will be choosing from the people who have applied.