Sentence examples for predictable selection from inspiring English sources

New songs are interspersed with a predictable selection of hits: Somewhere Only We Know, Everybody's Changing, Is It Any Wonder?

The show runs more than two hours with an intermission, allowing for a generous if predictable selection of songs.

William Ayres, chief curator of the Long Island Museum of American Art, History and Carriages in Stony Brook, made the most predictable selection.

When it comes to car choice, Hertz has been a trailblazer, most recently by introducing a Fun Collection aimed at travelers who want a less predictable selection of cars.

It was a fairly predictable selection of Maori symbols, silver ferns and Southern Crosses.

A risk-free approach prevailed, commentators have noted, both with the unimaginative album title and with the predictable selection of songs.

How else to explain their tired, predictable selections?

It is a small American-dominated list with mostly predictable selections in the $19 to $28 bracket.

Into my fairly predictable selections -- "The Godfather" (I and II), "Apocalypse Now," "This is Spinal Tap" -- I slipped "A Christmas Carol".

If he goes with a less predictable selection--Marco Rubio or Bobby Jindal would be the two likely choices in that category, with Condoleeza Rice a longer shot--he risks the type of upheaval (and unyielding scrutiny) that drove McCain's "Straight Talk Express" into a ditch during the 2008 campaign.

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