Usar "by choice" en una oración

1. I began to understand the customary village wisdom of living in a place by choice, in splendid naïveté, unconcerned with fad or fashion, and where schedules bear very little weight

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2. It's not by choice, of course, but there is a voice in their heads that tells them they aren't worthy of greatness and they should pollute their bodies to ease the pain

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3. I was with her by choice, by my own free will

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4. And not by choice

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5. things show up in your life by choice rather than by

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6. Remember, you're all here by choice

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7. As an unmarried sergeant I think I did a lot of married men a big favour by volunteering and why not? They had families and I had myself by choice

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8. Modern versions, however, are ―self-containing‖ in the manner an increasing number of these communities are (typically) devolving into quasi-permanent arrangements partly (determined) by choice rather than (conditioned) by necessity

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9. America did not precipitate the events leading up to those unprovoked attack(s) on its own Soil! So where‘s the dis-connect? The duties of citizenship are not always conditioned by choice

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10. If tribes did not move to designated land by choice, they were taken by force

11. She looked at the note in disgust: when she had really needed him, he hadn’t been there, and obviously by choice! There was nothing in this folded piece of paper to make up for that! She tossed it and the rose onto the bureau and sat on the edge of the bed, dropping her head into her hands

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12. That makes for one longer war and three wars of aggression by choice

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13. Many southerners in the Confederate Army were not there by choice, drafted or kept on after their enlistment expired

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14. learned that many of America’s homeless are not homeless by choice

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15. This is the way that change is unfolding on this planet – person by person, choice by choice

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16. come a disciple by choice; it is more a matter of destiny than

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17. ” I had been traveling constantly since 1979, much of it by choice to stay away from Dixie, who had a much lower bottom than I, e

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18. “Well, first, it wasn't by choice,” Moshe replied, somewhat tartly, then, feigning modesty, “but

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19. It's not like we would’ve let someone put us there by choice

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20. “Balik wasn’t with the pirates by choice

21. one or the other, by choice

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22. Or they can have both organs, by choice

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23. She was not an immoral woman wholly by choice

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24. "The CSIS operates independently, not by choice but of necessity," said the intelligence chief, suddenly defensive

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25. But not by choice

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26. Of course, it wasn’t by choice and I wasn’t given a tour either time onboard

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27. Quite often there is a balance in what one experiences by choice, choosing to experience both sides of the coin, both sides of the situation, this can be by choice and can be called karma, though even if they do not choose, in order to understand, you must be both the murder and the victim, this is karma

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28. Quite often there is a balance in what one experiences by choice, choosing to experience both sides of the coin, both sides of the situation

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29. “Assisting, you say Your Highness, was he assisting by choice

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30. Think about the millions of American citizens living in poverty not by choice, but by

31. I was imprinted with this lust, not by choice, and then beaten over the head severely for using it; imprinted very dramatically with frustration, fear, and pain

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32. Rather than having a representative who never represents his electorate in the exact ratios on every issue, for lack of knowledge of these details or by choice, why not have the preferences of the electorate known on a regularly polled basis

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33. remarkable home births, by choice, all of them unassisted

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34. We came together not always by choice, but nonetheless here we were,

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35. alcoholic, not necessarily by choice but in fact, turns away from those

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36. The twins are, by choice, refraining from entering the conversation

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37. It all seemed so absurd, like the joke was on us or something, but then again I knew that for most people it wasn’t by choice

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38. He left by choice

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39. together - not by choice but by circumstances

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40. Isn’t there peace of mind in knowing that if you lose your job, you have resources to fall back on? Imagine the peace of mind that comes with not needing a job, being unemployed by choice because you don’t need employment

41. That has to be met by choice of your own, to deal with the inner belief system and find a relationship with God and learn to build friendships

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42. are – it is becoming more and more, by choice, the center of their

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43. abandoned by their natural mothers, either by choice or circumstance

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44. You are homeless by choice

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45. “The heart is empathetic by nature, but loving by choice

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46. crawling, pulling up) appear to be of involuntary reaction, most of our actions are by choice rather

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47. You subscribe to it by choice (conscious or

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48. “It's not by choice, but by my stomach's insistence

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49. “If not by choice to share with each other,” it was the sunflower yellow kernels the pilgrim had seen before

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50. What is the name of the set of rules that govern us in the many games we participate in by choice, necessity or inescapability? At every level of collectivity, whenever there is a we, if that we is playing a game, then there is either a set of rules or a ruler(s) that governs how the game is played according both to its design and intention

51. “By choice?” PT leaned against the glass

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52. Unfortunately, being unversed in such matters, (for even though she was twenty-five years old, she was, by choice, still a virgin) Kathy misunderstood his actions

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53. “Some by choice, others by fiat and ostracism

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54. So, I wish by choice, but it was by consequence, that I became the inconvenient existence to GameWorld

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55. I left by choice, perhaps too late to matter, only when the only choice left was to leave or die

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56. in common: 1) the members are there by choice,

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57. In many instances, many married women are found in the ‘Child’ state either by choice or coerced

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58. by choice but by history

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59. So, it is possible to say that, in a certain Collective Intelligence with definite creative dynamics, NUU-VVU-Forms of “present” adults, of their parents, of their grandparents and to some extent of their great-grandparents, formed by their SFUURMM-Forms (by choices sequentially realized through them), in some particular linear interval of Time, the outward reality (nature, ecology, politics, society, religious foundation, scientific basis, etc

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60. Be aware that sometimes, especially during this economy, it really is open by choice! The term “Open” means that the breeder did not breed her on purpose

61. “I was abandoned by choice, Aunt Abby

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62. This in turn allows for the virtues of love, compassion and reconciliation to operate, by choice, in relationships with Self and others

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63. (except by choice), but is omnipotent

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64. moved, some by choice, others by force

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65. I had tried it on my own and that hadn’t gone well and thus by choice I was staying within the reach of his arm

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66. He had grown up by the beach in Fremantle but he had only been in the sea once in over ten years and that had not been by choice

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67. She is a recluse person by choice

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68. She was single [by choice] but, as she’d never

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69. Shamans by choice of spirits

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70. Many parents are divorced, others are solo parents by choice, the rest are widowed, but whatever the reason is, raising a child alone creates a lot of stress

71. There are single parents by choice, but most become single parents out of necessity and unavoidable circumstances

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72. Single parenting, whether by choice or out of force of nature, is a challenge

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73. It has not been so far the will of Heaven that I should love by fate, and to expect me to love by choice is idle

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74. And indeed we did sell our home after retiring and lived for two years as nomads by choice, renting wherever our travels happened to take us

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75. We essentially “missed” the breakout, by choice, because of the pending earnings news

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76. It was difficult to believe that anyone actually lived in this section by choice

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77. “Was that by choice?” she asks

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78. ‘And I didn’t do it here by choice

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79. Ignoring for the moment the unique case when the underlying price is exactly 100, at June expiration the above position will always result in the trader buying the underlying contract at the exercise price of 100, either by choice (the underlying contract is above 100 and he exercises the 100 call) or by force (the underlying contract is below 100 and he is assigned on the 100 put)

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80. At June expiration he will always sell the underlying contract at the exercise price of 100, either by choice (the underlying contract is below 100 and he exercises the 100 put) or by force (the underlying contract is above 100 and he is assigned on the 100 call)

81. It was not as if I stopped committing crimes by choice

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82. I should suddenly find myself, as though dropped from the clouds, in one of our two capitals (I pitched on Petersburg or Moscow for my beginning, and by choice Petersburg, to which I gave the preference through certain considerations), perfectly free, not dependent on anyone, in good health, and with a himdred roubles hidden in my pocket, as the capital for my first investment

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