Sentence examples for indeed choose from inspiring English sources

Andrew does indeed choose his fate.

Judging by the experience of Australia, a huge number of the 400,000 who retire with a pension pot in Britain every year will indeed choose to blow their savings on holidays and cars.

But in 1969 the Muur was still very much a part of the Ronde van Vlaanderen and it did indeed "choose the winner" though he had already chosen that destiny for himself.

But, if the firm does indeed choose Chicago, it will greatly hearten a city that often feels overshadowed by America's more glamorous coasts.The 1990s were good for Chicago, but it hopes the next decade will be even better.

The inability of Steinem, and, it would seem, Kramer, to comprehend that a woman might indeed choose sex work as the best among limited options reveals what I find to be a fundamentally anti-feminist bent — that is, women cannot be trusted to decide for themselves.

To enable the design of windows with favorable properties, for instance in regard to TF concentration, it is often necessary to indeed choose, resulting in oversampled filter banks.

Then, as now, people of merit were indeed chosen for official service.

With stock prices crumbling for most of the year, investors indeed chose to put their money into different asset classes.

New York is the clear leader, but London and Paris, in joint second place, do very well indeed, chosen by large numbers of people as places they want to go.

They testified that Riefenstahl, accompanied by a police escort, had indeed chosen them herself, and had seen the living conditions to which they were condemned.

Mr. Bay had indeed chosen our town over Connecticut - even though apparently all his friends had urged him to move to Greenwich, the ritzier community up north.