Sentence examples for old choices from inspiring English sources

Many Egyptian voters want to move beyond the old choices of autocracy or conservative Islam.

This year, many new licenses are attached to existing games, appealing to parents and grandparents looking for new versions of reliable old choices, said Steve Benoff, the buyer for F. A. O. Schwarz.

In court papers, he complains of racially motivated treatment and also says he was not consulted on the casting of the actress Jessica Biel, whom he considered too young, or Kris Kristofferson, who appeared to him too old, choices that he says led to plot inconsistencies.

Tonight, he said marketers could say goodbye to unsafe brand environments and a lack of transparency: "And we say hello to you being in control of where your video aligns … we say hello to a higher measure of transparency, we say hello to new premium inventory and a break from the same old choices".

And before we can truly learn from our old choices, we have to keep pushing on that compassionate message until we can truly forgive ourselves.

All have grown out of attempts to make something new out of the same old choices.

The old choice between la cuisine de bistrot and la grande cuisine française was ending.

Faced by the old choice between risk and security, voters choose security.

It feels the tears in the body politic as the old choice between war-war and jaw-jaw rends debate.

What Bauer gets right is the shifting balance of literary ambition and emotional need, Yeats's old choice between perfection of the life or of the work.

But I'm sorry, unless some second earthquake lifts the Lib Dems over that impossible threshold, all progressives are stuck with the same old choice.