Sentence examples for prospect of choosing from inspiring English sources

Trump might finally face the prospect of choosing between his business interests and his presidency.

As a former scrum-half himself Laporte is enjoying the prospect of choosing Yachvili and the injured Elissalde.

We're choosing subjects for our A-level taster day at school, and for some, the prospect of choosing an "arty" option is hilarious.

Facing the prospect of choosing students to recommend to Sciences Po, the high school principals decided to ask students who were interested to prepare a special report.

Faced with a $32,000 budget cut and the prospect of choosing who would lose her job, the three 15-year-plus employees decided instead to quit en masse.

£495, selfridges.com We can't wait for: Hats-off We're under starter's orders for Royal Ascot later this month, but with it comes the scary prospect of choosing the right titfer.

The prospect of Congress choosing the next president was so unsettling that Bush and Gore scrambled to sue each other instead.

(One annoyingly wrong detail: the way everyone discusses hopping between New York City and New Hampshire as if that state were no farther than Newark.) Back home, Amanda discovers her mother is leaving her father, although Kim's histrionics ultimately prove to be rooted in despair at the prospect of Amanda choosing to live in the shadow of a man, as Kim has done to her regret.

The others, who had found it expedient to join in his crusade, had been wooed by the prospect of being chosen to be among those lucky few cities granted franchises.

For a former KGB spymaster, the prospect of helping choose America's president must have been intoxicating.

And while they have a host of prospects to choose from, the most intriguing chatter centers on the possibility that Charlie Crist may want his old job back -- and perhaps mount a run as a Democrat.