Sentence examples for were choice from inspiring English sources
noun
An option; a decision; an opportunity to choose or select something.
- Do I have a choice of what color to paint it?
The script was predictable, but the character actors were choice.
But the translucent, wonton-encased, minced crab-meat dumplings were choice morsels, snugly served in the small bamboo steamer in which they were cooked.
The Islanders took 12 shots in the opening period and the Flyers were held to six attempts, but they were choice shots as Philadelphia grabbed a 3-1 lead.
It offers up stale lessons in vocabulary and technique, all of them easily gleaned on a trip to the video store, as if they were choice bits of inside knowledge.
But some of the words used to describe him off the record were choice and many were keen to mischievously point to his parting of the ways with the Telegraph in spring 2011 after a supplement on startups he oversaw wasn't, in his words, "commercially successful".
Parameter values of (n=300) and region size = 3%% of image height were choice because this configuration gave the optimal performance among the experiments.
In Botswana, those who were choice-disabled for condom use were significantly less likely to have been tested than those who were not choice-disabled for condom use.
Some 18% of respondents were choice-disabled for condom use, and 15% had more than one sexual partner in the last 12 months (among all respondents, whether they had a partner or not).
In Swaziland, those who experienced partner violence were more likely to test, but in Botswana those who were choice-disabled for condom use were less likely to be tested.
We considered several categories of people to be at higher risk of HIV: females; those who did not always use a condom for sex with a non-regular partner; those who had more than one sexual partner in the last 12 months; those who had experienced intimate partner violence in the last 12 months; and those who were choice-disabled for condom use.
