Sentence examples for means choose from inspiring English sources
Should this particular book not meet your family's expectation, then by all means, choose another.
By all means choose the system you prefer but the notion that it is the defining progressive cause is completely ridiculous.
"If cream of broccoli soup or a fruit smoothie or fruit soup is the form in which you will eat fruit and vegetables, by all means choose it," she said.
How could a person of relative intellectual means choose not to maximize his freedom?
Sexual practices such as "Chagulaga mayu" which means, "choose one among us", are not uncommon.
That means, choose a subject that you know you will be able to find around you, something that is plausible to research and to find outdoors.
That means choosing targets and campaigns carefully.
But governing means choosing, and reality will be unkind.
It means choosing the voices one wishes to join.
The aim is worthy but the means chosen are misguided.
For the host country, this means choosing the skilled.
