Sentence examples for waiting to be chosen from inspiring English sources

"They stand on the road side waiting to be chosen.

Rather than waiting to be chosen by clients, "he chose our architecture," Mr. Holl recalled.

Hill was not exactly waiting to be chosen, because he had no thoughts of playing professional football.

Nearby on the corner at Fulton Street, laborers stand around waiting to be chosen for office-cleaning jobs.

After the first day (and first three rounds) of April's draft, Jacobs was still waiting to be chosen.

The best courses recognise that the days of turning out actors who sit around passively waiting to be chosen are long gone.

Of whom, no shortage, he has only to choose or wait to be chosen.

"Rapists do not wait to be chosen, rapists choose," they write.

"We're about teaching girls that they don't have to sit around and wait to be chosen," Ms. Lasting said.

When we were young, DH Lawrence held sway as the champion of sexual freedoms, but it was a freedom loaded heavily towards men: "We waited to be chosen by men. . .

The Randolph Caldecott medal for best picture book went to Dan Santat's The Adventures of Beekle, in which an imaginary friend waits to be chosen as the companion of a real child.