“You have a choice between the turkey sandwich, chicken quesadilla, or cold fish head for your flight meal.”

“Be very careful in selecting the balls for they may promptly explode in your face in the vacuum up there. Your best choice would be pressureless balls.”

“What choice do we have besides the obvious?”

“A chose in possession is a thing of which the owner has actual enjoyment. a chose in action is a thing of which a person has not the present enjoyment, but merely a right to sue to recover it (if withheld) by commencing an action, and protected by the law.”

“She had an instinct for choiceness like a hummingbird, darting here and there for sweetness.”

“They've not only squandered their inheritance but blown their sense of chosenness, of specialness.”

“Their chosenness seems self-evident, but rooted in their start as underdogs.”

“However, he underlined, that consumers in particular would benefit from a greater choise of goods and services at lower prices.”

“All over the year it is possible to buy plants in vases at the nursery of the Moutan Botanic Center which offers a great choise of varieties.”

“Give a friend, aquaintance or family member a voucher for an amount of your choise.”

“But where I think the flaw in reasoning lies is that it puts the focus on the ethical choice rather the ethical chooser.”

“One of Davie's most significant contributions on interviewing panels was as a shrewd chooser of people.”

“This is a point that Satel and Lilienfeld, in their eagerness to support a libertarian view of the self as a free chooser, get wrong.”

“And yet, despite their choosiness, I wouldn't want to adopt their nutritional habits.”

“The parameter of choosiness vs. promiscuity is crucial in differentiating the categories of word, affix, and clitic.”

“Even if females only sample males passively, choosiness and acceptance criteria could depend on male phenotypes encountered.”

“Costume as a concept underlines the conscious choosing of a character's dress as part of Dash's preparing a heritage film, a period piece if you will.”

“Parents, of course, now have a choice among private schools, but their choosings are not normally supported by public funds.”

“This is limiting my choices and is a very shallow approach to relationships.”

“The most jarring element of the disc, however, has to be the director's choices.”

“He explored a few career choices, including one as a rodeo cowboy, a notable aberrance considering he was raised in Brooklyn.”

“Jason choses to work on found surfaces such as strike-on-front matchbooks, 18th century animal-skin vellum, and antique ledger pages.”

“Each afternoon and evening somebody delivered himself of choses vues or choses entendues.”

“You eat lak one dam beeg cochonde pork, de bean, de bread an molasstous les choses.”