Sentence examples for to selecting from inspiring English sources
adjective
Privileged, specially selected.
- Only a select few were allowed into the premiere.
In truth, there's some logic to selecting Woodbridge.
There are limited tactical options, from picking positions to selecting "players to watch".
The approach to selecting the evidence is systematic and very clear.
"The human mind is a marketplace, especially when it comes to selecting one's entertainment," he wrote.
But hang on - there is more to selecting a suitable outfit than you'd expect.
(Justice Thomas has compared choosing clerks to "selecting mates in a foxhole").
The major drawback to selecting Mr. Edwards is his relative inexperience.
Let your nose be your guide to selecting a pineapple that will eat well.
— "The Bachelorette is close to selecting the man of her dreams".
Action has now turned to selecting a president to replace Giorgio Napolitano.
The Jets, no closer to selecting their next general manager, have widened their search.
