Sentence examples for which opted from inspiring English sources

Ice Age 4: Continental Drift, which opted for a similar Scottish/Irish initial rollout, debuted with £853,000.

(Germany, which has prescribed austerity to save the euro, is playing Denmark, which opted out of the common currency and still uses the krone).

Other insiders point to Federated Department Stores, which opted out of the Marshall Field's bidding war, and is said to have millions in cash.

Only a few cities, like Los Angeles and Pasadena, which opted to stay out of the deregulation program in 1996, are immune from the higher costs.

The man who took America's biggest city back under Democratic party control for the first time in two decades was not even endorsed by the liberal New York Times, which opted for a more mainstream candidate, Christine Quinn.

Unlike most of its ex-communist neighbours, which opted for a softer transition to capitalism, Poland embarked on "shock therapy" in 1990, masterminded by Leszek Balcerowicz, then finance minister.

Presumption for approval will apply to a high-performing specialist school "which opts for a vocational specialism".

But it's not all about the pixel numbers – ask HTC, which opts for bigger pixels on its HTC One (M8) sensor.

A similar fate befalls B& Qs Christmas ad, which opts for a fey, irritating cover version of Our House by another breathy chanteuse.

(Unless it's Annie Bell's recipe, which opts for ground almonds instead, perhaps explaining its puzzlingly light and troublingly wholesome flavour).

How convenient: Client A, using a 6.5percentt rate, receives a clean audit opinion -- and so does client B, which opts for an 11percentt rate.