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• I'll plump for The Diving Bell and the Butterfly.
• Like Sven, I'll plump for the latter ."
• Doves prefer anti-terrorism; hawks plump for counterterrorism.
• Bush's decision to plump for a politically " safe"
• If these three plump for the same candidate, the parties'nominations will be tied up then and there.
• As far as artists go, I would plump for Tyrenius 03 : 04, 9 May 2006 ( UTC)
• So Gingrich developed a mantra ( " zero in seven " ) to plump for a balanced budget by the year 2000.
• The King plumps for Pizza Hut in a pregame spot, and Sony Pictures will promote a new Zorro movie set for summer release.
• He tries to remember when the man sat on the town council and plumps for 1895,  the year of the great frost.
• She is too plump for her own good, and we have been instructed not to feed her _ no matter how pitifully she begs.
• Still, they were divided over whether the ECB would cut by a half percentage point or plump for a more modest quarter-point reduction.
• On the question of Flash or Java I would plump for Java on the basis that it is open source and not two difficult to learn.
• Greenspan used his congressional appearance to plump for the administration and Congress to resolve their disagreements and produce a multiyear program to eliminate the federal budget deficit.
• If SAP were to plump for Java, Microsoft would have reason to worry : the leanings of a huge competitor can be decisive in such a standards war.
• Isn't it the case that when celebrities plump for causes that we generally regard as praiseworthy, they receive pats on the back, rather than brickbats?
• "I've got a few heroes, but if I really have to plump for one, well howsabouts . . . . John ?"
• Americans who want to see government overhauled, but who are reluctant to embrace all the Republicans'zeal, have little alternative except to plump for Ross Perot or grumble.