Sentence examples for long chosen from inspiring English sources
Ford chose the same size tires it had long chosen for the Ranger.
And many of Africa's fashion designers have long chosen Vlisco for their collections.
Artists have long chosen industrial buildings or monkish cells, undecked and utilitarian, as places both to live and work.
But anyone curious enough to buy it would find that the record is exactly what it says it is: an audio catalog of scream snippets — each a few seconds long — chosen by employees at various record stores in Manhattan.
But France — like much of Continental Europe — has long chosen a different, less swashbuckling attitude toward matters of privacy, offering the powerful a degree of protection that would be unthinkable in Britain or the United States.
It is all very well for a youngster to chose to apply to Oxford University, but admissions tutors also chose which candidates to admit.Popular schools have long chosen which pupils to enrol.
The second half of the show allows for elaborately staged performances, and Common, as Lionel Richie singing "All Night Long," chose to have hair.
Everyone knows we spent too long choosing a leader in 2010, so now they're calling for a 6 month process!
The morning of her interview, Gerta took so long choosing what to wear that she missed the first two school periods.
Shopping at the market on a Saturday morning, I will spend four or five times as long choosing my beans, tomatoes or lettuces than I will buying anything else.
However, Seoul long chose to emphasize economic development over military preparedness.
