Sentence examples for choices either from inspiring English sources

Christians were given three choices: either convert to Islam or flee Mosul or get killed.

Two choices: Either say: "Sorry to get so personal, but your open-mouthed munching is really loud and distracting.

People here say that for many in troubled urban neighborhoods, it boils down to two choices: either live in fear or live through it.

This leaves the Flemish independence movement with some stark choices: either give up Brussels, leave its current semi-autonomous status intact or "annex" it.

"So we had two choices: either Syria remains a supporter of the resistance, or we would have on the eastern border a country that is against Lebanon and the resistance, and to the south Israel.

Peter, who is barely able to rein in a streak of violence, gives Jeff two choices: either call Nealy and confess his infidelity or come up with $100,000 in hush money.

"You have two choices: either accept it or don't buy the game," EA chief creative officer Patrick Soderlund told Gamasutra.

If any of the amounts will change, you have two choices: Either make up the loss of income from other sources or adjust your lifestyle.

Which leaves them only two choices: Either explode the national debt, or cut Social Security, Medicare, and assistance to the poor.

In a Gresham's law of politics, bad tactics are driving out good ones, giving Democrats only two choices -- either be good losers or tough winners.

Liquor and nudity do not mix in the eyes of the law, and regulatory statutes demanded that Kink make hard choices either it was a place where people could drink and party or a place where people fucked on film.