Sentence examples for taking a selection from inspiring English sources

In this context, countries would be better off taking a selection of goals they think they can implement and concentrating on those, with poorer countries negotiating with donors a reasonable and achievable contribution.

He further stipulated that after his death the troupe should go on a long tour, and that is what it has been doing for the past two years, taking a selection of eighteen works to fifty-odd cities in America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.

But Dunga, known officially as Carlos Bledorn Verri, is the people's choice and a player's coach -- and he's taking a selection of 23 of Brazil's best to the World Cup in South Africa in June.

These findings replicate and extend those of Dobson (2000) who found a negative relationship between performance on a numerical reasoning test and neuroticism – but only when the participants were taking a selection test for a place on an MBA program.

Do a "Google Test" by taking a selection of 5-20 wofds of the suspected copyrighted submission, and enter it into a Google search box with quotes around it.

But for this page I have taken a selection of the usual designs which would cause an orchestra of whistles on any building site.

We took a selection of Easter treats to Belmont junior school in Tottenham, north London, for rigorous testing by 20 judges between the ages of seven and 11.

Anyway, sad that Eng took a selection risk for the first time in living memory and the toss went against them".

I TOOK a selection of trousers, sweaters and shirts into the curtained-off dressing room as though I just signed on for "Spider-Man 4".

If you take a selection of countries, from Algeria and Tunisia in the north to Botswana and South Africa in the south, you may answer: not that unusual.

I take a selection of bulbs to people's homes so they can see the range of colours, brightnesses, fittings and so on, so they can try before they buy.