choosy , auch: choosey

"I'm now traveling all over the world and being choosy about what kind of shows I do."

With so much to see, visitors who come for only one day will have to be choosy.

As a traveler, I am not a particularly choosy person.

Men may learn to do more than their fathers, but they are still choosy.

But the producers are not choosy about the network company they keep.

Yes, if a girl is popular, she can afford to be choosy.

Post 1993, she became choosy and did only a few films.

They were stale and hard, but I was not in a position to be choosy.

This time we'll build up slowly and be choosy about whom we take.

Some things I will be choosy about, though - quite insistent in fact.

Volunteering as a way to move into a paid job means you have to be choosy.

And so companies that a short time ago thought nothing of buying their way into a market are becoming more choosy.

"The brain is choosy about what it lets get in."

In my own choosy way I call them professional sensibilities.

Add paths, and you can see that being choosy is essential.

A frontier boy with a lust for books was not choosy.

The difference is that we are choosy about the means to get it."

The hospital is also choosy about what borough it calls home.

"People have said to me that I'm choosy," she says.

Still, she was in no position to be choosy.

With such a history, a nation is hardly likely to be choosy about what it eats.

Times were too hard for men to be choosy.

Not much; she's far too choosy to put up with second best."

She's also choosy about the companies she'll work with.

Remember what you said - we can be choosy.