Sentence examples for select anyone from inspiring English sources

Those eight places are discretionary: in other words, while the decision still rests partly on past results and form, British Fencing's selectors are ultimately free to select anyone as long as they follow their own written selection policy.

The individual charged may select anyone to represent her or him at such proceedings.

Also, since the game falls on an international fixture date, Klinsmann can select anyone he chooses into his squad.

"We will represent Albania .Off mic, however, the Kosovars grumbled that the Albanians would never select anyone from Kosovo to represent them.

Daniel Pearlman, an independent candidate from Taos, N.M., believes presidential ballots should contain no names so voters can select anyone they choose.

Armitage is ambitious to play in the World Cup next year, which will probably be his last opportunity, but England's policy is not to select anyone playing abroad.

DF World Cups 1958, 1962, 1966, 1970 Appearances 14 Goals 12 Selecting anyone else at No1 would have meant a World Cup form of sacrilege.

CBS used veteran Washington, D.C., correspondent Bob Schieffer as its temporary anchor and by the end of the year had not selected anyone to succeed Rather.

Having in mind that the Springboks are unlikely to be selecting anyone smaller that 6ft 5in in either the back row or the second row and that they have probably the most efficient defence in world rugby, do we try to match them size for size, do we try boshing the ball up the middle or do we try to find other ways of unpicking a path to the line?

Last week I could have selected anyone from the Sunderland team that beat Newcastle for my team of the week but against Crystal Palace they played like complete strangers.

Selecting anyone other than those who qualify outright is extremely rare but essentially Max Whitlock could potentially challenge for silver or bronze in peak form, whereas Nile Wilson does not yet have the array of difficult routines to score high enough to challenge for a medal.