The choice often is to pay or fight.
And employees, offered little if any choice, often got stuck with inappropriate plans.
I'll bet that the second choice often isn't just a bit worse, but dreadful.
By the mid-1960s he was her conductor of choice, often part of the deal when she signed a contract.
Despite the false choice often presented by commentators, there are many options between bans and doing nothing.
He said he saw no real contradiction between his staunch libertarian faith in freedom of choice and his old-fashioned moralist's dismay at where choice often leads.
The choice often posed in public debate, especially given the growing influence of groups like Migration Watch, is whether we want to have immigration or not.
Having no idea what to order, I thought back to movies where the drink of choice often seemed to be an extra dry martini.
Go to any supermarket and try to sift through the different cereals or juices or teas, and choice often seems more like a burden than an opportunity.
So it isn't unusual to find Anne McKay, 74, an accounting clerk, carrying five-pound sandbags beside Kenneth Gamble, a former running back for the Kansas City Chiefs and a Reebok executive, whose sandbags of choice often exceed 100 pounds.
You write and drink as you see fit, partly out of choice, often out of need, and if you wake up next morning, look back on what you've done and feel mortified and shaken — well, maybe you've learned something.
