Sentence examples for immediate choice from inspiring English sources

It probably wouldn't be your immediate choice for your child's first trip to the cinema, then.

There was one difficulty however of a serious nature attending an immediate choice by the people.

Madison: "There was one difficulty however of a serious nature attending an immediate choice by the people.

When Jacqueline Kennedy wanted a portrait bust of her murdered husband, Mr de Weldon was her immediate choice.

It wasn't my immediate choice — I thought it too big and impersonal — but he talks about his classes as if they are planets he is circling.

When Isiah Thomas took over as the Knicks' president of basketball operations earlier this season, he was faced with an immediate choice.

"Santa Monica has a wealthy resident population," he said, "and they have no immediate choices for luxury or near-luxury shopping".

Still, Mrs. Clinton faces some immediate choices, which nearly two dozen current and former aides, friends and donors described: Should she team up with her husband again?

A blog entry published in September by Allen, Flatt, Ballidis & Leslie, a law firm in Newport Beach, Calif., put it this way: "The immediate choices that these doctors make can determine whether a patient dies, lives or ever walks again.

Stuart Vyse, a psychology professor at Connecticut College and the author of a new book on the psychology of credit cards, said that "immediate choices are extremely powerful and difficult to resist" and that credit cards play into that desire for immediate gratification.

In fact, only the opening Sia collaboration Pretty Hurts and the joyous, echo-laden heart burst of XO are immediate choices for singles, with most of what comes in between shifting from velvet-soft slow jams like the D'Angelo-indebted Rocket (opening line: "Let me sit this ass on you") and the swagged-up don't-you-know-I'm-Beyoncé-isms of ***Flawless.