Sentence examples for string of choice from inspiring English sources

In the 16th century, they turned to animal intestine, or gut, to construct the string of choice.

Bjorkman said he believed that the new string of choice among the players, Luxilon, was also playing a role in players' ability to handle the pace of modern tennis.

Specifically it's selling the ability to brand a location with a word or character string of your choice.

Take a string of your choice and cut it very very long.Cut it into three equal pieces separately.

Make sure that the hole is big enough for a chain or string of your choice to fit through.

Then he made the first in a string of bad choices, they said.

After a string of bad choices threatened his status as a box-office golden boy, Will Smith opted for something less grandiose in the NFL-baiting drama Concussion.

Three days of rain in Sydney with more forecast could make winning the tight game even more important, but the good news for Australia is that Will Genia and David Pocock are among a string of first-choice players back in the starting lineup.

"Tomorrow's Economics", published recently by Heizo Takenaka the economics and banking minister in Junichiro Koizumi's cabinet also tries to envisage a bright future for Japan; but his optimism hangs on Japan's making a string of tough choices that authors in the bubble years did not predict.Japan's economy has not been the only source of worry and confusion, however.

Revered for sleek and snazzy products, the company and its man-in-black patriarch made a string of dubious choices about what features to include.

This explanation is good: “Revered for sleek and snazzy products, the company and its man-in-black patriarch made a string of dubious choices about what features to include.