choosy

Because he was choosy, or was lucky enough to work with writers who knew what to do with him, or just because he was so very good, so completely himself, it’s hard to find a dud appearance at any stage of his long career.

“You’ve got to be really picky and choosy.”

The family intends to sell the papers altogether and be choosy about the buyer.

The latest quarterly earnings reported by big retailers show that while consumers have not stopped spending, they are becoming more price-conscious and choosy.

For those who aren’t choosy about dates and realize that it sort of doesn’t matter who we’re playing, Mariners Value Games throughout the rest of the season offer seats for as low as $10 each.