Selected

Usage examples of chose.

They would have to ask the Stanhope to keep the village and the apes for them, which would make it a major inconvenience if they chose to stay in a different hotel.

As the calashes proved more uncomfortable than the mules, Adams, Dana, and Thaxter chose to go by mule most of the way.

Afterward, when Patrick Henry declined for reasons of health, Adams chose another southerner, the Federalist governor of North Carolina, William Davie.

To replace him Adams first turned to his old friend John Jay, but when Jay declined, he chose John Marshall.

The Hall might have all the supposed authority until they chose an Amyrlin, but Sheriam and the handful of other Aes Sedai who had first organized the arrivals in Salidar still kept the real control of things.

Herman chose three top federal agents for the Yousef hunt: Frank Pellegrino and Chuck Stern from the FBI, and Secret Service Agent Brian Parr.

These impious orders could not be executed without tumults and massacres, as in many places the people chose rather to die in the defence of their altars, than to behold in the midst of peace their cities exposed to the rapine and cruelty of war.

She would take the pleasure Desborough chose to put her way and when the marriage was annulled, she would take great delight in telling him that she had no intention of becoming his mistress.

Grizel, Lady Appleton would protect you if you chose to leave Denholm Hall.

Not surprisingly, he chose the lots within the four-mile belt along the Assiniboine, then thought to be the most probable route of the CPR being built by a syndicate to which he belonged.

There were a few markers, though they were wrecklessly atilt, and where she chose to start digging was entirely unmarked.

Her sister Atty had warned her long ago that if she chose to be a judge this day would come.

She then chose a large supply of underwear of lisle, linen handkerchiefs, and balbriggan socks.

A groom led the ponies and the two nursemaids formed a chattering rear guard The road Richard chose sloped gently down towards the river, levelling out where the Balmoral bank sloped steeply down to the waterside.

Richard chose to stay with his grandmother at Birkhall, her house on the Balmoral estate nestling between sloping woods of birch and pine and its own concave garden hedged with yew.