Sentence examples for settled choice from inspiring English sources
Twenty20 was not the settled choice when planning for the IPL began in earnest, as Mr Modi and IMG's Mr Wildblood talked over a cup of tea at Wimbledon last July.
She studied oil painting for a time, but a meeting with an artist from Hartford, Connecticut, who introduced her to miniature painting on ivory, settled her choice of medium.
It was seeing his dad play Shakespeare's Claudius to Derek Jacobi's Hamlet at the Old Vic a few years later that settled his choice of career.
Just keep being trustworthy around them and your own account is settled, whatever choice they make.
But those who suppose that God's sustaining activity (and special activity of conferring grace) is only a necessary condition on the outcome of human free choices need to tell a more subtle story, on which omnipotent God's cooperative activity can be (explanatorily) prior to a human choice and yet the outcome of that choice be settled only by the choice itself.
Settling preference choice tests of S. frugiperda, the fall army worm, were conducted to evaluate the role of HCN release in deterrence of insect herbivory.
The hatched larvae were then transferred into feeding media containers (Benzon Research) and allowed to grow to third through sixth instar at 28°. S. frugiperda settling preference choice experiments compared wild type (BTx623) to the acyanogenic mutant.
Although no philosophical questions were settled by word choice alone, the preferred vocabulary can reveal much about the choice of emphasis.
Most voters may feel settled in their choice of Vice President Al Gore or Gov. George W. Bush.
When Steve Waugh inaugurated the custom of a former Australian Test cricketer presenting baggy green caps to new selections, his choice settled without hesitation on Bill Brown.
This summer, some weeks before John McCain settled on his choice for running mate, delegates to the Republican convention received e-mail invitations to something called the "Life of the Party Party".
