Sentence examples for selected something from inspiring English sources

In recent years, the defending champion has often selected something besides sirloin steak.

She'd selected something charged, something creepy, because it fit the mood that her husband had created in the house.

Ferguson selected something close to his first-choice side for what might have been considered a dead match – although with a typical twist he chose Ben Amos, aged 20 and someone with minimal first-team experience, to keep goal.

As part of their applications, cities had to identify at least two focus areas; all 10 chosen from the 50 applicants selected something related to education or youth, with public safety and the environment among the more popular other choices.

My view, which is shared with many colleagues in psychiatry and clinical neuroscience, is that it would have been far more straightforward if the DSM hadn't chosen the term "mental disorders," but rather had selected something like brain disorders of thinking, feeling and behavior.

(Umberger told me in an e-mail, "Blacks without birth records often selected something their mother thought was close, maybe she knew the month it's more likely she recognized the change in the light and foliage of early spring"). There was a good deal of the trickster about Traylor; he was given to telling truths but, in the great formula of Emily Dickinson, telling them slant.

And natural selection selects something that the genes and other parts of the unit of selection do not contain.

Sometimes you select something and while trying to get around the selection menu to confirm you bump into other stuff that you don't want.

Second: select something to stop doing this year.

"She would have had to select something just right".

They'll go to a wine store and spend time selecting something.