Sentence examples for selections to be from inspiring English sources

Clausen, a second-round pick from Notre Dame, was the last of Carolina's 10 draft selections to be signed.

The institutions are allowing selections to be made by an agency called the African Scholarship Program of American Universities, usually shortened to ASPAU.

This week, however, in anticipation of his seventieth birthday, he returns to Avery Fisher Hall with his longtime accompanist, Rohan De Silva; the program features works by Vivaldi and Schumann, along with sonatas by Beethoven (No. 7 in C Minor) and Ravel, and selections to be announced from the stage.

Their devoted, cross-society fanbase will mass here for the likes of Sub Focus and Sigma, whose productions both use drum'n'bass relentlessness as a vehicle for soulful, even rather melancholic, anthems; expect their NYE selections to be rather more straightforwardly banging, though.

"There are formation and teams selections to be played with and we have a number of options based on the fact we have the whole squad to choose from except for Adam Thompson [dislocated shoulder], so there are one or two little twists left to play, something they're not expecting".

Meanwhile, Expa Labs will start accepting applications now, with selections to be announced by May 17.

There wasn't much "selection" to be had.

The president of the United States, George W. Bush, is entitled to have his selection to be attorney general.

We will bring together a selection to be published on the Guardian Careers site.

But surely after last year's concerns about the lack of translations and this year's monocultured selection, it is time for the process of selection to be reassessed.

A spokeswoman for the court in Missoula said the judge, Donald W. Molloy, expected jury selection to be completed by Friday.