| This young actress plans to be choosy about the director, her co-stars and the script before she signs the dotted line. |
| Banks are getting choosy over deposits, discouraging big deposits, particularly from corporates. |
| When those factors are combined with much wider experience in overseas travel, people thinking about buying abroad are much more choosy nowadays. |
| Being too choosy to find a proper suitor for herself, Emma ignores her own romantic desires and endeavors to find a match for her friend. |
| Privateering involved the issuing of letters of marque by a supposedly legitimate authority, but they were not always choosy about the grantees. |
| With the end of bread rationing new bakeries were established and consumers were offered a wide range of loaves and were bidden to be choosy. |
