Sentence examples for choices were either from inspiring English sources

Our choices were either a 1982 Cune Imperial or a 2005 Gonon St. Joseph.

Our choices were either to miss out on a rare opportunity to acquire an inner London site, or to accept a design quirk imposed by forces out of our control.

But with this gesture Ms. Zimmerman sets up a straw man, as if the only choices were either to place "La Sonnambula" in Heidi's hokey Alpine village or to turn it into a Pirandello play.

The recent U.S. approach to Indonesia was based on a false premise: that our only choices were either supporting Indonesia economically, even though this might be exploited by Mr. Suharto to prolong his 32-year reign, or letting the country slide into chaos by withholding I.M.F.

If we worked in retail, publishing, health care or insurance, it seemed our two choices were either to join a dot-com or learn to ask: "You want fries with that order?" Didn't happen.

Bruce Carter, the assistant director, explained that the two choices were either to make the creature that had created itself through Gene Gogolak's personality, or make a more conventional garbage creature covered in "banana peels and coffee grounds".

For administrators, the choices are either to raise tuition or drop staff members.

So the choices are either: write poetry or go mad, or: write poetry and go mad.

Your choices are either to return the way you came or head for a closer exit.

The first two choices are either to become an administrator or to content yourself with doing science that will probably be mediocre.

Yet these other choices are either less rhythmical than the French — "uninteresting," "empty of interest" — or they do not retain the subtlety of the French: "mediocre," "boring," "idiotic".