Sentence examples for between continuing from inspiring English sources

When I graduated I had to decide between continuing school or working.

Choosing between continuing Spanish lessons or focusing on academics and job hunting, was a tough call.

We have a choice between continuing to lead Europe's law enforcement as part of the EU, or leaving and handicapping our own security services.

A pending bipartisan bill would ask them to choose between continuing their current relationship with the United States, statehood and independence.

In essence, the task force recommended a middle ground between continuing aid to the new Egypt without conditions and cutting it off.

"I know a lot of musicians who have children and are trying to figure out the balance between continuing the craft and being there as parents.

The defining difference seems to be this: Applicants can expect to face the highest hurdles when the barrier is porous between continuing education programs and classrooms filled with whiz kids straight out of high school.

The situation demands that Mr. McCain maintain a balance between continuing to embrace a defining characteristic of Mr. Bush's presidency, his dogged insistence on fighting on in Iraq, even as he distances himself from the administration.

"I believe in the end that the Iranians are going to have to make a hard decision and choose between continuing their nuclear project or surviving as an Islamic regime.

"This election is a choice between continuing to move our economy forward and going back to the policies that created the economic crisis, damaged the middle class and gave free rein to the special interests".

Stylishly dressed in leather trousers and biker jacket, she speaks so much sparky, spiky good sense that I'm torn between continuing the interview and frogmarching her to the DCMS for a meeting with Culture Secretary Maria Miller.