Sentence examples for rich choice from inspiring English sources

Monkton Combe principal Richard Backhouse said: "Parents in this part of south west England have a rich choice of schools.

Can we please go back to sauce?) Poached and roasted quail wrapped round melting-away foie gras was a rich choice, lifted by braised red cabbage.

We believe in a vibrant and competitive commercial radio sector which provides listeners and advertisers with a rich choice now and in the future.

Indeed, for predators able to attack the core of a group directly, the rich choice of targets there might actually make it a better place to look for a meal.If predators are able to operate only in the same number of dimensions as their prey as is the case for lions and zebra, or barracuda and schooling fish then individuals at the centre of a group really should be safer than those at the edges.

For molecules, there is a rich choice of such representations.

This rich choice begs the question, which information measure is best for a given application.

In one-hour drama, you're seeing some very rich choices.

But for maximum indulgence in a four-door coupe, the CLS remains the richer choice.

"I felt I had a much richer choice in my life.

Where Mancunians might have scanned The Manchester Evening News in vain for a richer choice of diversions, the city now offers opera and ballet, drama and shows.

The awkwardness is infectious: Bill Rauch's direction opts for confessional realism when an embrace of the story's inherent absurdity would have been a much richer choice, and the actors struggle with their Yorkshire accents.