1.   The scale is not very important provided it is chosen at the start and not changed throughout the exercise.

2.   Whatever the form of the link that is chosen at Labour Party Conference, that ought to be top of our agenda.

3.   Well, give us the power to choose at the election.

4.   Give them the power to choose at the General Election and they will decide the future of the N H S.

5.   The site chosen at the river end of Buchanan Street was an obvious, though hardly inspired, choice.

6.   A final price is chosen at which all the shares will be sold.

7.   At the extravagant Huntington Library, Museum and Botanical Gardens, visitors wander through acres of gardens, stopping in when they choose at the four exhibition buildings.

8.   A candidate could be chosen at that time who could upset the present equation.

9.   A successor will be chosen at the next board of directors meeting, in July.

10.   But candidates must first become captains, so with few to choose from at that level, few can climb higher.