Sentence examples for one should opt for from inspiring English sources

Instead, one should opt for a high start launch, in which one flyer stands about 100 feet (30 metres) downwind, with the kite facing bridle-side to the other flyer, who holds the end of the kite's line.

After that, says Mooney, the plan is to create a work that is truer to their name, borrowed from William of Ockham, a medieval philosopher who argued that, when faced with two theories, one should opt for the simpler.

He breaks it down into 10 categories that summarize all the reasons one should opt for a DSLR.

Those who fear its pound-producing potential should opt for one of the excellent smoked fish platters of salmon, sable, lox, herring or whitefish.

If you do not fall into one of the above categories you should opt for a traditional cash back rewards credit card.

Researchers performing RNA-Seq experiments should generally use the full length of the reads produced by their sequencer kits, but if given the choice between kits that trade read length for read quantity, they should opt for the one that produces more reads.

Tween girls who are "curvy up top" were advised in the latest issue of Discovery Girls that "coverage is key" and they should opt for a one-piece with side cutouts or ties to "draw the eyes down".

If one is still in high school, they should opt for a foreign language and a computer class.

Multitaskers should opt for the three-in-one adapter from the Sharper Image for $9.95.

For one thing it sinks the argument made by Tony Blair and Jack Straw that Britain should opt for a database of everyone's DNA.

So the only possible argument left for those in Labour who say we should opt for an in/out referendum is the supposed democratic one.