Sentence examples for time for choosing from inspiring English sources
You are entitled to the clearest possible choice because the time for choosing is drawing near.
He's giving Alex a hard time for choosing the wrong things to sell.
Among Reagan's speechwriters, "A Time for Choosing" became known as "The Speech," since every speech Reagan gave was essentially a version of it.
Since support staff members went on strike in September, students have been having difficulty making appointments with their advisers as the time for choosing next term's classes approaches.
The Speech — rechristened, for that occasion, as "A Time for Choosing" — helped to define the G.O.P. and conservative politics for more than a generation.
Gordon Brown was rounded on for failing to name his favourite type of biscuit; Ed Miliband – climate change secretary at the time – for choosing disposable nappies over reusable cloth ones.
Course scheduling was cited as a challenge, at times, for choosing electives.
"The time is for choosing and I hope they choose wisely," he says, suggesting that we may basically start a war with Pakistan.
Once you have deciphered their favourite things to the farthest point possible, time comes for choosing the gift.
"This is a time of choosing for Sudan," Robert B. Zoellick, the deputy secretary of state, said at the conference.
If you consume dairy products, you will find this an easier time of day for choosing a range of food.
