Sentence examples for looking for a choice from inspiring English sources

"We've been saying all along that voters are still looking for a choice," said David Ginsberg, Mr. Edwards's communications director.

Combine all of these factors, and Obama's allies will be looking for him to make an inspired choice that helps reshape America's faith and racial dialogue … and his enemies will be looking for a choice they can use to undermine his presidency.

We have been looking for a choice spot in Beverly Hills for some years, but never could find the proper space... until recently.

"I do believe that he believes there's going to be this moment" in which voters say, "I'm looking for a third choice," Michael Goldman, a veteran political consultant for Democrats, said.

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"People here were looking for a bona fide choice to move their children's education along.

He said: "I think the main growth is customers looking for a bit more choice - they're looking for a better flavour and they're fed up with drinking the same products all the time".

"This move suits everybody - we were looking for a new first choice goalkeeper and Mark was looking for a fresh challenge and an opportunity to play regular first team football," added Stubbs.

Tigers manager Steve Bruce is looking for a new first choice after being unable to agree a deal with Fulham for David Stockdale, who had been on loan as Hull won promotion to the Premier League.

At this transitional moment, the I.O.C. could be looking for a more risk-averse choice for 2020.

But if you're looking for a more... sensible choice, you could do worse than Poland: good spine, great striker, but just slightly too many West Brom players to really do the bits.. Or how about throwing your inevitable post-England support behind Portugal's ageing bandits?