Sentence examples for opting to make from inspiring English sources

And senior executives who are no longer as productive are opting to make a change in scenery.

10.57pm BST Kaymer takes an iron off the 11th tee, opting to make a safe play down this narrow fairway.

Some watchdogs have said more changes still need to be made, with one claiming many people were now opting to make claims for delayed services they had not travelled on to compensate for multiple, shorter delays.

Mr Obama could certainly tone down the triumphalism: opting to make his acceptance speech not in the convention hall but in a 75,000-seater sports stadium seems like another mistake, akin to his hubristic rock-star's tour of Europe.

Those opting to make a living from teaching might take a page from Rossana Lo of Arlington, Va., a yoga instructor who used to work for the American Immigration Lawyers Association.

Under Mr. Pataki, the state eliminated subsidies for the M.T.A., opting to make the authority rely entirely on fares, tolls and revenue from taxes and fees earmarked for transit.

There are various reasons many travelers have opted to make choices outside of policy.

Warwickshire's finest opted to make room to hit Jadeja through the off side.

Some healthcare and medical graduates opt to make a difference through charity and development work.

He and his public relations firm opted to make the announcement through ESPN.

But on the matter of Juncker, Cameron opted to make his stand even without a veto.