Choosy

Be prepared: To maximize every inch of showroom space, consignment shops have to be choosy.

She acknowledges her privilege which gives her the luxury to be picky about her projects, “Thankfully, because of the support of my parents, I am in a position to be choosy about the projects I do.

By now, Khan had reached the stage where he could be choosy about the roles he took on.

I want to be more choosy with scripts.

McCoy hasn’t signed on with anyone yet, but he said on NFL Network Wednesday that part of the reason for that is that he learned to be choosy after being cut by the Bills last summer.

Roy said the firm’s Biden ties could also help it land stakes in hot startups that can be choosy about the investors they take money from.

The actress seems to be very choosy with her movie roles following her decade-long stint as Hermione Granger, and as such, there are still various kinds of movies and characters we have yet to see her tackle.

The film’s message of tolerance drew her back to acting, but that need for a personal connection to her work has also made her choosy about projects, she said, speaking in rusty English.

This choosy retelling of the Perseus myth has a lot more heart than the 2010 CGI auctioneer, though its pacing is a bit on the slow side.

Eldest son Maddox is in college, Brad Pitt is no longer in her life, and she has lately become choosy when it comes to her Hollywood career.

It is quite possible that Kardashian is being very choosy about whom she decides to let into her life.

The actor has become choosy following the massive success of the Baahubali franchise.

Venus, the bringer of affection, is in a choosy mood and indicates that whatever your circumstances, your demeanour is about to improve.

I've heard of choosy beggars, but wow.