Sentence examples for to choose again from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, he died two years later, and Hadrian, close to death himself, had to choose again.

They suggested only that if Taiwan chose pro-independence forces, it might not get the chance to choose again.

Recalling his early crisis, when "I sensed the value of life, and what I could do with it", he says, "almost every day the world kicks open that place, and you have to choose again.

"We're talking about the No. 1 prospect in the United States who's an offensive lineman who decides to go west, runs in to a circumstance and is then let go by the school he wants to go to and gets to choose again.

Significantly more participants who experienced successful evacuation of the uterus with the misoprostol protocol would choose the same mode of treatment if they were able to choose again.

Regarding the question about "choosing tracheostomy again, in hindsight", 42.9% of COPD patients (N = 6) and 18.2% of NMD patients (N = 2; one with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, one with spinal cord injury) indicated that they would have refused to have a tracheotomy if they had to choose again.

A story by Frances Lanahan, daughter of F. Scott Fitzgerald, begins, winningly: "In my next incarnation, I may not choose again to be the daughter of a Famous Author.

"In my next incarnation," Ms. Fitzgerald once wrote, "I may not choose again to be the daughter of a Famous Author.

Nallet questioned why, in one of the most important weeks in the players' careers, Lièvremont would choose again to make his feelings public with his comments Sunday.

Almost two in three social workers surveyed say they would choose again to go into the profession if they were just embarking on a career.

If the dominated option A was chosen, respondents needed to confirm this preference or choose again.