Sentence examples for selected a man from inspiring English sources

Instead, Justice Huttner selected a man with no experience in working with cemeteries, a Brooklyn real-estate manager named Scott Jaffee.

Chalid al-Midhar, Bin Laden's trusted follower and the first of the volunteers to be selected, a man who had known since 1999 that he was to die a martyr, was on board.

Charlotte Chandler, in her sympathetic new biography of Crawford, "Not the Girl Next Door" (Simon & Schuster), suggestively quotes Crawford as saying, "If I could have selected a man to be my father, he would have been George Cukor".

On the dominant issue of the campaign, Iraq, the Democrats have selected a man who famously voted for the Iraq war, but against the $87 billion reconstruction package, saying "I voted for the bill before I voted against it".

Manchester United could have pretty much any manager they wanted in world football but they have selected a man who was born in Glasgow, less than six miles from Ferguson's native Govan.

Take a step back and recognize that he has done the right thing: He has selected a man of integrity, a man of color (who would be the only one in the Senate) and a tried and true Democrat who would be of legislative assistance to the new president.

The Republican National Committee will select a man to fill the vacancy on the ticket.

She selects a man, but from there on things go disastrously wrong.

"I want to ask the US voters to select a man who will talk with the Taliban to end the war.

For the first time in its 110-year history, the Ethical Culture Society of New York has gone outside its own largely agnostic membership to choose a leader, selecting a man who until a few months ago served as a Methodist minister.

"Once it selects a man it is very reluctant to dispose of him against his will...No Labour prime minister has been forced out...Unwillingness to sack leaders is an expression of [Labour's] ethos".