Sentence examples for someone selecting from inspiring English sources

If you want to bounce an idea off someone, selecting one individual can be a good way to start.

Neither Mr. BenorMs.nor Ms. Biran was keen on dating someone selected by their parents.

The number of stars someone selects often has "very little to do with" their review text, Dr. Gretzel said.

If you're interested in someone, select one of these three tools: Shout Hello Over the Journey Song, Buy Him a Drink, or Send a Friend Over.

For example, if someone selects "food", a list comes up of charity organizations, such as International Orthodox Christian Charities (IOCC), that provide items such as vouchers and parcels of food.

Was not Hitler someone selected by Providence, a leader who was only given to a people once in a thousand years?

Powell has a law degree, however, and isn't a PhD economist, which is unusual for someone selected to lead the U.S. central bank.

Mr. Harman and Mr. Diller will have seats on the board, and there will be one seat for someone selected by each side.

Neither man was a crassly political choice, someone selected simply to carry a big state, as Gov. Tom Ridge of Pennsylvania would have been for Mr. Bush, or Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois for Mr. Gore.

Mr. Sweeney said he was concerned that someone selected to head an agency responsible for protecting workers' rights and benefits might not have paid required taxes, including Social Security and unemployment insurance taxes, for the work the immigrant did for her.

To put it another way, as an Olympic sportsperson or a spectator, would you rather have your ID and your bag checked by someone selected, trained and disciplined to the exacting standards of the British military, or someone rushed through a mainly box-ticking exercise to make up the numbers and save a commercial contract?