Sentence examples for which I select from inspiring English sources

So what does that mean for the way in which I select journals to approach for publication of my work?

A. I receive 75-100 freelancrosswordord submissions a week, from which I select my favorites for publication in The Times.

We stay in the Hyatt Regency Hotel, a Spanish Revival-style complex facing the beach, which I select as an antidote to Disney: a kids' club so good they actually want to go, water slides for when they don't.

The method by which we judge the Caption Contest is well known: my assistant, Colin Stokes, plows through the thousands of submitted captions and then gives me a list of about fifty, from which I select about eight that New Yorker staff members vote on to arrive at the three finalists that appear in the magazine.

The method by which we judge the Caption Contest is well known: my assistant, Colin Stokes, plows through the thousands of submitted captions and then gives me a list of about fifty, from which I select about eight that New Yorker staff members vote on to arrive at the three finalists that appear in the magazine.

I keep a large selection of heels under my desk (and in my filing cabinet!), from which I select a pair to wear.

The Royal Canal tour, which I selected one day last summer, provides an ideal quick overview of the city.

I got a broader choice of movies, which I selected on a Web site, and paid much less for them.

Eager to check out this new if unlikely entrant to the local spa scene, I booked a room, a series of treatments (which I selected from the spa's well-designed Web site), enlisted my boyfriend, Michael, to accompany me and on a dreary gray Sunday drove across town to what I hoped would be a new urban oasis.

Jabusch picked four stocks, Coven listed many of which I selected the six that he seemed to recommend most highly, and Healy picked two.

In not a single one of these cases, which I selected without regard to the voting pattern of the justices, did all of the justices appointed by Republican presidents vote one way and all of the justices appointed by Democratic presidents vote the other way.