Sentence examples for selecting some of from inspiring English sources

Ms. Colbert Busch is selecting some of her issues accordingly.

Don Lemons reverses the procedure: After selecting some of the most compelling drawings from the vast literature of physics he illuminates them with explanatory essays.

Yet even as the fees mount, totaling millions of dollars, it remains unclear why judges are selecting some of these lawyers, and whether the fees are being well spent.

THE Wall Street Journal has a handy little feature that allows you to create your own deficit-reduction plan by selecting some of the different options seemingly on the table in negotiations between the White House and Republicans.

America's draft resolution attempts to deal with their objection by having the UN secretary-general appoint a special co-ordinator who would help organise a transitional Iraqi government and would be involved in selecting some of its members.

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He created for the first time in New York City a merit judicial selection system and selected some of the most outstanding public servants to serve in his administration.

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Walter Doughty Former Guardian picture editor Eamon McCabe selects some of the Guardian's finest photographs including those of Walter Doughty.

Here the Observer selects some of the best voices in activism.