Sentence examples for would choose up from inspiring English sources

In the Bronx, on some of the side streets that ran off the Grand Concourse, we would choose up sides for the game -- if the cops did not confiscate all the broom-handle bats and we had some lively bouncing spaldeens handy.

Aviation expert John Strickland of JLS Consulting said that while the C-Series offers wider seats, not all airlines would choose to take up that option.

But it is worth wondering why Mr Huckabee, with his every move under the microscope in the weeks leading up to the Iowa caucus, would choose to turn up with Mr Hagee instead of someone more mainstream, like the purpose-driven Rick Warren, who has had kind words for his candidacy.

"Almost no one would choose to bring up the child on her own".

The agency, which has vowed to find a remedy by the end of December, has not yet said that it would choose to dredge up the chemicals.

The audience also heard from three cabinet ministers, as well as the illuminati of the cyberworld; but it was easy to see why Mr Gore would choose to show up also.

But the pistol she is holding in the photograph suggests the violent destiny that she would choose: blowing herself up in a subway station in Moscow during the morning rush on Monday.

What took everyone by surprise was that, in the face of forecasts that this loss of tax revenues would continue, Osborne would choose to make up the shortfall with massively deeper spending cuts in the next parliament.

For Hulu, the idea is that students would choose to sign up directly, having made it a habit and part of their TV watching experience for several years.

How many of us would choose to give up family -- a home in paradise, a high-paying job -- to help our country.

But it is perplexing that the State Department would choose to beat up its relief recipient while Haiti is down for the count.