Sentence examples for this year chosen from inspiring English sources

He would surely agree, as his panel has this year chosen a Booker shortlist on which half the titles come from tiny independents: Salt, And Other Stories and Myrmidon.

Once he has dispatched the world of TV, we move on to the Turner Prize which, in his columns in the Evening Standard, he has this year chosen to ignore.

* An early version of this post suggested that the ranking of names was global and not specific to the U.K. Earlier this month, BabyCentre, a popular parenting Web site, released its mid-year report on the top hundred names this year chosen by its members in the U.K.* Usually, the popularity of names stays roughly the same from one year to the next.

By Maria Konnikova June 25 , 2014 Earlier thismonth, BabyCentre, a popular parenting Web site, released its mid-year report on the top hundred names this year chosen by its members in the U.K.* Usually, the popularity of names stays roughly the same from one year to the next.

Earlier this month, BabyCentre, a popular parenting Web site, released its mid-year report on the top hundred names this year chosen by its members in the U.K.* Usually, the popularity of names stays roughly the same from one year to the next.

Ukrainian citizens have this year chosen a Crimean Tatar singer and her song about the mass deportation of Tatars under Josef Stalin as their entry Susana Jamaladinova, who performs under the stage name Jamala, was chosen on Sunday night by the combined votes of a three-person jury and 380,000 votes from viewers watching the televised final round.

Seven 2011s, chosen at random, illustrate that versatility.

Free Dman and Jaggi (1988), choose this variable.

Next, choose the light output you want.

His buddy Andre 3000 chose the single.

Bernanke, an expert on the 1930s, chose c).