Sentence examples for rare choice from inspiring English sources

So Oklahoma made the rare choice of hiring a high school coach to run a college team.

Over in Morphett Vale, they have the Emus – a surprisingly rare choice of mascot in this country, given its position on the coat of arms.

Yet it is his embrace of Tibetan Buddhism, a rare choice in Chinese contemporary art, that distinguishes him from other artists.

Both were due to attend the Bible study class on the evening of 17 June last year, but after the class was delayed they made the rare choice to skip it, a decision which probably saved their lives.

The move comes less than a year after the N.F.L. made the rare choice to postpone a more meaningful game between the Eagles and the Vikings before a blizzard hit Philadelphia in December.

At the time, Xu was known for his work as a legal activist, one who had made the rare choice to push for reform not from outside the system but from deep within it — he ran for, and won, a seat on a local district assembly in Beijing.

Some of the most popular baby names in England and Wales were among the rarest choices less than 20 years ago, new data has revealed.

Last year's winner was the UK's Doris Lessing, a rare female choice.

He became a mechanical engineer and made the rare personal choice of marrying a Sunni woman of Western tastes who is also a journalist.

2 4 Suicide by burning, the act of self-incineration or setting oneself on fire 5 to end one's life, is a rare method choice.

Mr Specter was a rare pro-choice Republican, who as late as 2008 received a 100% rating on his voting record from NARAL; no doubt many expected him to take Ms Hill's side, or at least to not interrogate her so aggressively (not for nothing was he nicknamed "Snarlin' Arlen").