Sentence examples similar to off choices from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gerroll proves there is more to playing Noel Coward than wearing a smoking jacket and tossing off choice ripostes.

There is the ruffle-fronted dinner shirt, which seems to me to be a brilliantly off choice for the usually sleek 007, and what about the baby-blue ski clobber complete with bright white slope goggles?

Crowds of mostly young people charged up Hollywood Boulevard, pausing to loot stores and haul off choice goods.

Well, the way the straw poll used to operate is that the Republican Party actually auctioned off choice tent locations to the various candidates -- best spot goes to the highest bidder!

These are tough issues requiring difficult trade-off choices.

Values less than 0.95 indicate willingness to trade in time trade-off choices.

Values less than 0.95 indicate willingness to trade in time trade-off choices and willingness to gamble in standard gamble choices.

How will supporters of Mr Sarkozy's party, the Union pour un Mouvement Populaire (UMP), vote in the second round next week if faced with a run-off choice between the left and Ms Le Pen's National Front?

The decision-making was not a one-off choice, but rather involved many different steps and many decisions.

A sensitivity analysis was performed using different cut-offs for dichotomization (1, 2, (favourable) vs 3, 4, 5 (not favourable)); results were not affected by cut-off choice (data not shown).

Reliable classification to associate with outcomes relies on the control protocol and cut-off choice to achieve sufficient separation between groups so that device errors do not result in significant misclassification confounding the results.