Sentence examples for choice to face from inspiring English sources

Mike Huckabee, likewise, will tell anyone who'll listen that he would be the favorite in the primaries and the strongest choice to face Obama.

"It forces staff to face an invidious choice: to face prosecution, or speak out about egregious child rights violations when nothing is being done to remedy them".

Mr. Holder could be an exemplary choice to face this daunting agenda, but he must answer serious questions before the Senate votes on his confirmation.

To many on the left, Biden would be a formidable choice to face Donald Trump if the new president-elect runs for a second term.

Hermione, in Kemp's version, turns on the ardently imploring Orestes and tells him to "stop this self-pitying patter", while Pyrrhus, confronting Andromache with the option of becoming his queen or sacrificing her son, bluntly tells her: "You have to make a choice – to face ruin or to reign".

We have the choice to face our darkest choices and correct them, or to witness our own physical and spiritual demise.

We had no choice but to face the doom of school.

After prosecutors asked for his immunity to be lifted, Mr. Wulff was left with no choice but to face the cameras one last time.

Even litigation-averse Japan has introduced tough age-discrimination laws.Companies will have no choice but to face the difficult problem of managing older workers.

The Tigers escaped that jam, but two innings later, with the bases loaded, the Tigers had no choice but to face Cruz.

But President Bush made clear this was a red line, and Mr. Sharon was left with no choice but to face the wrath of his cabinet.