Sentence for chose | Use chose in a sentence

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• She chose to admit that. (10)
• She chose a peaceful topic. (10)
• He chose to avoid Miss Bonner. (10)
• Strange hearts it chose to bloom in! (8)
• The duchess chose a book of sermons. (10)
• I chose a roof of limes to read under. (10)
• What was it she chose not to like in him? (9)
• He chose to be perverse about her romance. (9)
• He interpreted her hesitation as he chose. (9)
• Mrs. Alger chose to ignore the suggestion. (9)
• The postillion chose to remember that now. (10)
• Verrian chose not to follow his mother in this. (9)
• Ellen chose to protest, or thought it fair to do so. (9)
• He chose his creature, though he knew not yet what for. (12)
• I chose the place chiefly on account of it and the pines. (10)
• The young man chose to conceive that he thought abstractedly. (10)
• I shut my eyes, and prayed to be directed, and chose Hillford. (10)
• Furthermore it was he who chose their path by a silent command. (12)
• All the settlers who chose were allowed to remain on their property. (19)
• He felt no offence at the refusal of his offer, or chose to show none. (9)
• Mr. Taplow had said as much as Victor Radnor chose that he should say. (10)
• But the path they chose robbed her of the hope of a quite brief interview. (12)
• They might have gone, of course, in any direction, but chose to make for the City. (8)
• As to the men personally, he chose Carpendike, for all his obstinacy and sourness. (10)
• I do not know why I chose the loft to renew my long-neglected friendship with them. (9)
• The bold course was the wise one; this was why he chose the end door round the corner. (8)
• The people called it the Plains of Abraham, and Wolfe now chose it for his battlefield. (19)
• Better, anyway, than waiting here until she chose to come in with her face all closed up. (8)
• She chose the little hat that he liked her best in, and over it fastened her thickest veil. (8)
• Rhoda thanked her father, and chose to think that she had listened to good and wise things. (10)
• Rhoda thanked her father, and chose to think that she had listened to good and wise things. (22)
• The old squire laughed, and was glad to have him at Croftlands as often as he chose to come. (10)
• My grandfather chose the moment as a fitting one to ask me for the last time to take my side. (10)
• He chose to feel injured on the common ground of fathers, and to pursue his System by plotting. (10)
• He got the bottle out again and showed her with his thumb nail a point which he chose at random. (9)
• He had always a home with us whenever he chose it; he was always welcome; he was like a brother. (4)
• She chose one from the bundle, and drew it lightly across his face before she put it in his hand. (9)
• The reason why he chose the profession of architecture was, apparently, scarcely less frivolous. (13)
• It appeared that any civil person might go to the reunion who chose to pay two florins and a half. (9)
• These valuable pictures of yours, Sir Walter, if you chose to leave them, would be perfectly safe. (4)
• But he had planted himself in her way, and blocked her advance, unless she chose to make it a flight. (9)
• He was a large, full-bearded man, with a manner self-confident or assuming, as one chose to take it. (13)
• If a word served his turn better than a substitute, he would use it as many times in a page as he chose. (9)
• They brought in cigars with coffee, and Bromfield Corey advised Lapham to take one that he chose for him. (9)
• She had been satisfied to hear and believe just what Mrs. Goddard chose to tell her; and looked no farther. (4)
• This would have amused her, nine times out of ten, but the tenth time had come when she chose to resent it. (9)
• But we had not shone in his presence, and that galled us; and we chose to think that he had not shone in ours. (9)
• For his lieutenants the leader chose the three sons of a nobleman of New {115} France named Charles le Moine. (19)
• She called on the noblest of them to justify the course she chose, and they did, in an almost audible murmur. (10)
• Till you chose to turn her into a friend, her mind had no distaste for her own set, nor any ambition beyond it. (4)
• He knew himself the prey of any one who chose to batten on him, and his hospitality was subject to frightful abuse. (9)
• We planned to camp somewhere above the latter town, and chose the central passage as probably the most direct one. (20)
• Cecil had to quit, and he chose to be enamoured of that dignity of sulking so seductive to the wounded spirit of man. (10)
• If Mrs. Rushworth could imagine any interfering obligations, Julia was certainly able to quit London whenever she chose. (4)
• She gazed at him in patient, faintly smiling bewilderment, as if it were something he would unriddle for her when he chose. (9)
• Ripton washed his face and comforted his nose at a brook, and was now ready to follow his friend wherever he chose to lead. (10)
• Since, however, I chose to excuse it, they said they would say nothing more about her, and she was turned face to the wall. (10)
• He chose rather (and the choice is open to us all) to be flattered by the distinction it revealed between himself and mankind. (10)
• They chose to regard it as a matter of the dealing with Indians, and put aside the question of the contempt of civil authority. (10)
• But, in truth, the better informed of the town, having begun to think its Croesus capable of any eccentricity, chose to believe. (10)
• How given to understand, he chose not to explain, but he reiterated that the chief should not be allowed to go down to Belthorpe. (10)
• He chose to call it feminine inconsistency, in a woman who walked abroad with a basket of marriage-ties for the market on her arm. (10)
• The thought of personal love was encouraged, she chose to think, for the sake of the strength it lent her to carve her way to freedom. (10)
• Westover had his way, but it struck Jeff that it put too much responsibility on the ingredient, and too little on the power that chose it. (9)
• That was what Mrs. Lapham felt, and what she said to her husband next morning, bidding him let Penelope alone, unless she chose herself to go. (9)
• Sagaciously her home she chose For visits that would never close; Inside my chalet-porch her feast Plucked all the winds but chill North-east. (10)
• The reach which Shelton chose was innocent of launches, champagne bottles and loud laughter; it was uncivilised, and seldom troubled by these humanising influences. (8)

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