Sentence examples for words chose from inspiring English sources
Many who had an opportunity to say a few words chose to address the dead directly, almost as if the ceremony were a séance and the inscribed fountains were a Ouija board connecting the living to lost loved ones.
In 2000, Maschler found himself mildly mortified when, at a dinner to commemorate his 40 years with Cape, Salman Rushdie, who had been asked to say a few words, chose to read extracts from the book.
The words "chose to ignore and allow to happen" could be substituted.
You can, in other words, choose to help or choose to suffer for not helping.
Past words, chosen by the fellows, included "style," "censorship," "charity," "reproduction," "novelty," "chaos" and "mercy".
The initial banter is like a first date, tentative but purposeful, words chosen carefully.
The president must, in the article's words, "choose the least unconstitutional option".
In words chosen for the day, Mr. Caldwell said: "Let petty partisanship be on the decrease.
Not that Europe is altogether "a hopeless case", he adds, his words chosen carefully.
However, he acknowledged that care must be taken with words chosen for poetry or sound.
"Hostile" and "pejorative" were the words chosen by the regulator in its judgment, adding: "The potential to cause considerable offence".
