Sentence examples for opting to send from inspiring English sources

Well-to-do parents are increasingly opting to send their children to single-sex prep schools, reversing the trend of recent years.

Rather than being about the burqa and the niqab, the bigger debate in Belgium – as elsewhere in Europe – is about the less severe headscarf, with Muslim parents pressing for schools to allow their daughters to cover their heads and often opting to send them to private schools tolerant of the practice.

More importantly though, the good folks at Redmond choose not to allow home theater PC enthusiasts install the upgrade themselves, rather opting to send packs only to OEMs.

In Britain the Admiralty considered plans for a major relief of Gibraltar, opting to send a larger, but slower fleet, rather than a smaller faster one.

Daniels has continued this practice, opting to send Open Letters to the Purdue community instead of giving a formal State of the University speech, as is more common in higher education.

Peggy Post from The Emily Post Institute told The Huffington Post that more and more people are opting to send New Year's greetings to their loved ones instead of the traditional December holiday card.

Halsey opted to send off Liverpool's player, but not Manchester United's.

Of those, a little more than a third opted to send their children to less expensive colleges.

But A's manager Bob Melvin opted to send him out for the eighth inning, and the game turned.

Mr Obama might have opted to send a "clean" bill to Congress and to use the economic crisis to force it through without too many additions.

Poppies were the reason that Tony Blair opted to send British troops to Helmand in the first place – to be "lead nation" on counter-narcotics.