Sentence examples for longer choose from inspiring English sources

We no longer choose to keep lawns; we just keep on keeping them.

Voters no longer choose members of the House; the people who draw the lines do.

Laundry detergent formulations have improved so much that many consumers no longer choose specific brands.

Because conventions no longer choose the parties' nominees, they have mainly become a vehicle for stagecraft, for branding.

Interviewers no longer choose where to interview; a computer does that for them by selecting numbers at random.

I could no longer choose Wagner and Radio 4: instead it was Kanye West and EastEnders, dictated by my cellmates.

"Many young and talented lawyers are no longer choosing to practise in crime.

Small wonder that, as in the medical field, society no longer chooses to leave depressions untreated.

For those who don't remember, Goetz was a mid-30s, white, electronics store employee, with oversized glasses, who, in 1984, decided he would fear no longer, choosing instead to take the law into his own hands.

In other words, you're no longer choosing a hotel based solely on the price and a star rating, but on how it actually fits with your personality and preferences.

Then, the journey is to see how everything goes together and works together, no longer choosing one way over another.